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Text can drive mobile's future

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A2P, advanced text services to grow revenues

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UK mobile revenues show first decline

Mobile now driving overall broadband growth

Booming data volumes can't halt revenue decline

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BelAir launches 3G picocell (+ WiFi)

Addresses three key issues for operators

Going wherever a cable network can go

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June/July 2010

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The future of text: the future of mobile

Operators can use SMS to make money, instead of racing to the bottom

What follows is an excellent article from Stewart Easby, head of product marketing, Telsis. Despite the fact that operators are giving SMS bundles away for nothing (and read on for some shocking examples of this race to the bottom) Easby makes the case for SMS as a driver for future operators revenues. Consumers like it, it’s adaptable and easy to use, and by using smart text services, as well as application-to-person services, Easby argues operators can still use SMS to drive profitable future services, including the likes of mobile social networking. It's well worth five minutes of your time. - Keith Dyer, Editor, Mobile Europe.

The fairness principle

Mobile Europe recently asked Ryan Garner, Research Manager of GfK NOP Technology, to undertake some research on our behalf. What, we wondered, would consumers make of data caps and limits if they were explained to them in terms of fairness?

Telecom Italia and Nokia Siemens Networks trial LTE in Turin

Telecom Italia, Italy’s main communications service provider, is undertaking a trial of LTE, in collaboration with Nokia Siemens Networks, in selected city areas of Turin, Italy.

Where should the GSMA take Mobile World Congress?

A continent's petty thieves wait with baited breath

The GSMA has announced it has shortlisted six cities to host Mobile World Congress from 2013. A crack team of investigators will spend months checking out the quality of the bars, restaurants and hotel facilities (and simulating 50,000 people trying to get a free WiFi connection at the same time) in Amsterdam, Paris, Cologne, Munich, Barcelona and Paris.

UK mobile revenues static despite growth in usage

Despite a twenty-fold increase in data traffic, and increased growth in voice minutes, overall mobile service revenues dropped in the UK between 2008 and 2009, according to Ofcom’s report into the UK telecommunications market.

Profit or growth?

I wrote a newsletter piece earlier this week about Vodafone’s Mobile WiFi launch in the UK. The gist of my piece was that I was disappointed to see, once more, a big bucket of data being offered with little differentiation or opportunity for personalisation.

Belair launches dual radio picocell

Product to bring cable and mobile operators closer together

Mobile operators are being offered a new way of building out networks with the launch of a combined cell site/ WiFi access point from BelAir Networks.

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