MobiTV Seeks to Shut Down Web Forum

March 8, 2008 By PETER SVENSSON, AP Technology Writer

(AP) -- MobiTV Inc., which provides TV services on Sprint Nextel Corp. cell phones, is trying to shut down a Web forum that is carrying instructions on how to get access to its channels for free.

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