Mobile operators are in a unique position, having a direct relationship with customers and in turn, a wealth of information about them, but are they using it to their advantage?
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Speaking at MediaTel Group’s Come on Mobile… Stand Up and Deliver! event on Friday, David Fieldhouse, owner and strategy director at Lucidity Mobile, said the heat is coming out of the app market now, after an initial gold rush.
Facebook is happy to leave innovation to Apple, according to Facebook’s head of mobile partnerships EMEA Fergal Walker.
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.
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.
ITV1’s popular dating series Take Me Out ended on a high of 5.5 million peak viewers on Saturday night, securing the all-important prime time ratings.
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.
