According to market research firm In-Stat's latest research report that the digital mobile television broadcasting standard split seems to be the future of this industry, the same like the current analog TV with NTSC, PAL and SECAM standards. In digital mobile TV broadcasting, currently several criteria are being used, a country with several. This situation will continue in the future. The report's main points include:

The most popular mobile television broadcasting services are the free service provided by Japan and South Korea. However, many operators treat the mobile television broadcasting services as a source of income generation; so many mobile television broadcasting services are subscription-based.

From the carrier launched service volume terms, DVB-H is the most extensive application of the digital mobile TV broadcast standards.

In 2009, analog television broadcasting mobile users will exceed digital mobile television broadcasting users.

In 2012 global mobile television broadcasting services revenue will reach 12 billion U.S. dollars.