The NFC retail payments market is expected to be worth more than $180 billion globally by 2017, according to Juniper Research.
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The largest ever auction of spectrum for mobile services in the UK is set to get under way by the end of 2012, Ofcom announced today, laying the path for next-generation 4G networks to be rolled out next year.
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A YouGov survey published by Interxion has revealed that around 20% will watch the Olympics online, around a third of those who intend to view the Games on a more traditional TV platform.
By 2016 around 40% of global mobile users will subscribe to mobile broadband, compared to 15% currently, which could cause revenues to soar to nearly $100 billion, according to Infonetics Research.
BBC Worldwide announced profits of 8% amid the news that downloads of its global BBC iPlayer app have hit one million since its trial launch a year ago.
The BBC will show the next four Olympic Games – two summer and two winter – after coming to an exclusive agreement with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) which will be in place until 2020.