AT&T recently launched , its in-car entertainment platform. CruiseCast is a joint venture with , and delivers 42 channels, 22 broadcast video and 20 radio, via satellite to in-vehicle entertainment devices. Content includes popular choices like USA, CNN, Discovery, and ESPN Mobile. It costs $1,299 to install and has a monthly subscription cost of $28.

Tara Seals of poses a very interesting question – ? “The single bill [where AT&T would charge for both U-Verse and CruiseCast together] is not there today, but we are very interested in making that happen. We’re talking to various groups within AT&T,” Winston Guillory Jr., president of RaySat Broadcasting Corp. tells VON. To that we would respond, why just bundle the two? Why not rebrand CruiseCast as U-Verse or U-Verse Auto? There’s tremendous brand recognition with U-Verse already. Why not extend it to this new line of business, which Frost & Sullivan predicts will grow to a market of 65 million by 2017. It’s probably too late, given CruiseCast as a brand just got off the ground and we’re sure a lot of work went into its development. But as an outsider looking in, it sure makes sense to us.

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