Mobile customers will pay for “what they see value in”, which means a shift towards customers paying more for using more bandwidth, according to Facebook’s head of mobile partnerships EMEA Fergal Walker.
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Ofcom has announced plans for the largest ever single auction of mobile phone spectrum in 2012 with the aim of enabling high-speed internet connectivity around the UK.
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Aegis reported results ahead of expectations last week, with organic revenue up 5.8% year on year to £1.45 billion in 2010.
The New York Times is set to launch digital subscriptions, which will charge users to access content on NYTimes.com and its smartphone and tablet apps.
A music-industry backed video site is set to launch in the UK next month.
There was little debate to be had in the interactive session at the ISBA conference in London today but the most interesting out-takes were probably those from Mark Brandon, commercial director at Virgin Media Digital Sales.
News Corporation is set to launch the US-based tablet newspaper The Daily in the UK.
In our latest research focus article, TGI’s Russ Budden looks at how mobile & the internet will influence the BRICs market; and why marketers cannot afford to ignore them.
ITV1’s coverage of the UEFA Champions League live goalless draw between Chelsea and FC Copenhagen attracted a high of more than 4.5 million viewers at 9pm last night.
