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Mobile Interactive Group delivers bespoke micro payment solution for Sky Games
Mobile Interactive Group (MIG), the UK multimedia mobile provider servicing mobile and digital interactive markets, has signed a contract to provide a bespoke interactive micro payment solution, using both SMS and IVR, for Sky's Interactive Games. The solution
Ericsson brings Napster Mobile service to Telecom Italia Mobile
Ericsson and Napster together with Italian operator, Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM), are to offer Napster Mobile, a music service co-developed by Ericsson and Napster.
32Red enters mobile gambling arena with Spin3
Spin3, a leading provider of advanced mobile gambling solutions powered by Microgaming, the online gaming software provider, has announced that it is supplying 32Red, the online gambling specialist, with a complete mobile casino offering, allowing the company to
Amobee Media Systems and Vodafone Italia launch ad-funded mobile video
Amobee Media Systems has announced its selection by Vodafone Italia to offer ad-funded mobile video content to the operator's 29.1 million Italian customers.The service, called FreeVideo, allows Vodafone Italia UMTS users to access a wide
WIN acquires Pocket Group
WIN, a specialist in interactive mobile entertainment and information, has announced the acquisition of Pocket Group, a mobile entertainment company and mobile music specialist, providing content and marketing services to more than 50 operators across the world.
Player X and Virgin Mobile sign up for mobile games and video deal
Mobile media company Player X has been appointed by Virgin Mobile UK as its official aggregator for all its mobile games and video content.
M:Metrics reports growth in mobile music adoption
The rise in musicphones has spurred adoption of mobile music consumption across the United States and Western Europe, according to M:Metrics, the mobile media firm. It reports that sideloading accounts for 83 percent of mobile music usage across
Mobile music revenues to approach $18 billion by 2012, fuelled by demand for subscription-based services, says Juniper Research
Mobile subscriptions which offer unlimited music downloads on a rental basis are expected to surge in popularity and will provide the majority of mobile revenues derived from original recordings, according to a new report from Juniper Research.