Posts Tagged ‘advertising’
UK online advertising supports the total advertising market
Here is a piece of news FromUK LOCAL SEARCH BLOG
Online display advertising increased by 16.3% over the previous year
Users can accept Mobile ads for call and content
Lots of times when you are talking on low charges for data and contnet advertsiing seems to be the only option just like the practice of offering discounts on [...]
Mobile advertising in Japan still evolving
Even in a mobile-advanced country such as Japan, where everyone has a speedy multimedia handsets, many marketers are still not ready to use mobile campaigns, eMarketer reported.
According to a study [...]
Symbian Celebrates Its 10th Birthday!!
Symbian, the popular Operting System, used mainly on Nokia phones, but on Sony Ericsson, Samsung, and Motorola as well, has turned ten years old.. To celebrate this, Symbian has opened [...]
Interesting tit bit on mobile market
In the end of 2007, there were 520 million mobile phone users in China and 44.3 million mobile internet users.
Verizon Wireless gets cool new LG VX9100
Verizon Wireless has just got its hands on the cool new LG VX9100. LG VX9100 will replace the VX9900 enV, shows off a smoother, streamlined body and the absence [...]
T-Mobile and Nokia collaborate on mobile services and personal social networks
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T-Mobile and Nokia today announced that they are collaborating to accelerate the availability of new Internet services and personal social communities on mobile devices.
By signing this [...]
Ad-funded mobile games hot in coming years
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Ad-funded mobile games are being the most alarming business.According to analysts Screen Digest, advertising will account for more than 20 percent of all mobile TV revenues on a [...]
Google Offers Banner Advertising On Mobile
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Google the leader in CPC advertising and search engine has just announced some progress on the mobile ad front. They have started displaying banner ads on mobiles. Advertisers who use [...]
Rapid Mobile Media gets
Mobile advertising company Rapid Mobile Media has pulled in