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Sony BMG Music Entertainment joins Nokia Comes With Music
Nokia has announced that Sony BMG Music Entertainment has officially joined Nokia Comes With Music, a music service for Nokia devices."As one of the leading major music companies in the world, our collaboration with Sony
Nokia Mobile Games Innovation Challenge dares developers to 'rock' mobile games world
Nokia has launched the worldwide Mobile Games Innovation Challenge, a global competition with €70,000 in prizes, designed to encourage development of innovative game concepts with the power to 'positively disrupt the global mobile gaming industry' and to 'helpNokia launches new digital music store in Ireland
Nokia Ireland has announced the introduction of the Nokia Music Store in Ireland - offering access to millions of tracks, from global hits to local artists."As the world's largest manufacturer of digital music players, millions of consumers
3 UK launches first commercial ad-funded music video service
3 UK has launched the first ad supported, commercial mobile music video service in conjunction with Sony BMG Music Entertainment(UK). The service, provided by Rhythm NewMedia, is available to all 3 UK customers and is accessed through 3's
Orange announces ad-funded content trial for 800,000 mobile users in the UK
Orange has announced the launch of a new advertisement-supported content trial on its mobile internet platform, Orange World. The move will see 800,000 of Orange's 15.6 million mobile customers given the option to download a variety of music
Icewhole.com and Orange announce new film content partnership
Icewhole.com, the website for budding filmmakers and actors, and Orange have announced a new film partnership providing downloadable short films for Orange mobile users.
Mobile music, games and TV to generate $34 billion by 2010, claims Juniper Research
A new report from Juniper Research claims to have found that the combination of greater 3G adoption and a marked increase in rich media, made-for-mobile content will drive mobile entertainment revenues to $47.5 billion by 2010.
New global report said to reveal that the future of mobile phones lies in mobile music
Global mobile phone growth is being driven by music applications for the first time, according to a new study by TNS Global Technology.