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Discovery clip on Nokia cellphones
The collaboration demonstrates Discovery's aggressive efforts to create content and businesses for new distribution platforms around the globe and Nokia's drive to leverage its leading edge mobile technology to provide consumers with excellent user experiences. The Discovery produced content that will appear on Nokia's devices complements the company's television networks by strengthening viewers' loyalty and attracting new audiences to Discovery's worldwide brands.
Discovery - High quality content on your mobile
"Cooperating with Nokia, which is widely recognized as one of the most innovative companies in the world, allows Discovery to bring its high quality content to consumers wherever they are, whenever they want it," said Donald A. Baer, Senior Executive Vice President for Strategy & Development, Discovery Communications. "The worldwide appeal, utility and flexibility of Discovery's content make it a great fit for on-the-go applications."
Nokia - Collaboration with Discovery
"Discovery Communications is an ideal partner in cooperation to show the world the very best of what both companies have to offer - engaging and knowledge-based information on sophisticated and innovative devices," said Ilkka Raiskinen, Senior Vice President, Multimedia Experiences, Nokia. "This collaboration allows Nokia to continue its leadership in mobile communications as we find better and smarter ways to connect people to our partners' information and entertainment services."
Nokia - WAP portals
Today's announcement further strengthens Discovery's leadership in providing high quality and knowledge-based programming that allows people to explore their world and satisfy their curiosity. Discovery has already deployed content for mobile devices with 21 carriers in 11 countries, launched direct-to-consumer WAP portals in the United Kingdom and Asia as well as a broadband portal in the U.K. and rolled out video on demand with 20 carriers in 10 countries.
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