The DVB Project is a consortium of more than 270 companies dedicated to the design of open, interoperable standards for digital broadcasting. The DVB Project developed DVB-H technology based on its successful standard for ditigal terrestrial television, DVB-T.

The “Broadcast Mobile Convergence Forum” (bmcoforum) is an international organisation of companies targeting to shape an open market environment for mobile broadcast services. bmcoforum coordinated a DVB-H trial in Berlin in 2005.

The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) is an industry forum committed to developing market driven, interoperable mobile service enablers.

DigiTAG is an organisation that aims to encourage and facilitate the implementation and introduction of DTT services using DVB standards, including DVB-H. DigiTAG has over 50 members from broadcasting, network operators, regulatory, and manufacturing organisations throughout Europe and beyond.

The Technical pages of the website of the EBU (European Broadcasting Union). See in particular the Publications section for information on DVB-H and mobile TV.

ETSI, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, is the body to which DVB sends most of its specifications for publication as formal standards. All DVB standards can be downloaded free of charge from the ETSI website.

The website of the Finnish Mobile TV pilot project.

The IPDatacast Forum is an international not-for-profit industry association that seeks to facilitate the growth of IP-based multimedia services for deployment over broadband networks including DVB-H.

This website, hosted by Nokia, includes a news section, a discussion board, along with information on DVB-H pilots with which Nokia is involved.