Scale Venture Partners' Wienbar recaps Digital Hollywood discussion If wireless carriers want to make a profit on the expected explosion in mobile video, something will have to change about the economics of how they deliver it.That was the conclusion of a panel of mobile and video content executives at this week's Digital Hollywood event in San Jose. With wireless carriers paying as much as 30 cents per megabyte to deliver data traffic over their networks, and in many cases able to charge consumers less than 20 cents per Mb to download video, "the business model for mobile video is upside down," said Bill Stone, CEO of Handango.Sharon Wienbar of Scale Venture Partners, who moderated the panel, agrees. "It's why carriers are moving to deliver content over other channels ... [ Read more ]