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Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Jul 29 2010)
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It’s an exciting time for the global mobile messaging market. Along with voice, SMS is currently one of the top two services used on any cellular network. And looking ahead, SMS traffic is expected to grow to more than 11 trillion messages in 2014 from 5 trillion in 2000, according to Portio Resea
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MITX Event: Social Networks, Mobile Apps and SMS…oh my!
Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Jul 21 2010)
by Jim Chou
Last week, Boston’s finest mobile experts gathered at Northeastern University to talk about the explosion of mobile marketing. MITX (the Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange) put on a great event and I was fortunate enough to sit on the panel, Top 5 Mobile Application Strategies, with an impressive group:
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Spain’s World Cup Victory Sparks Text Mania
Explore Article Mobile Messaging 2.0 (Jul 20 2010)
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Spain is one of the most text-savvy countries in Europe, with SMS playing an increasingly important part of everyday life. In addition to being used to celebrate important milestones such as sporting wins and the New Year, text messaging is also frequently used by Spaniards to book doctor’s appointments and pay for goods and services. In addition, SMS voting is extremely popular in Spain with subscribers voting for anything from government officials to TV talent show contestants.
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AirMessenger Rapid Service Platform Introduced by Airwide Solutions for Sms ...
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AirMessenger Rapid Service Platform Introduced by Airwide Solutions for SMS ...ABCNews.in (blog)Today it has been announced by Airwide Solutions, a provider of mobile messaging applications, solutions, and infrastructure, that a new application is ... (Read Full Article)
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How mobile data intelligence can keep data revenues in line with usage - Mobile Marketer - Columns
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Jul 27 2010)
By Stephen Kerwick In recent weeks, both AT&T; in the United States and O2 in Britain revised their data-pricing plan structures to move away from increasingly costly all-you-can-eat models. Recognizing that revenues are not increasing at the same rate as mobile data usage, these wireless carriers have opted to limit how much data subscribers can use. This approach may resolve cost-of-service-delivery issues over the short term, but does little to help them drive additional revenues or generate n
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Global SMS Infrastructure Markets
Explore Article Yahoo! Finance (Jul 26 2010)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: (Read Full Article)
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Orchestra seeks audience by SMS
Explore Article textually.org (Jul 22 2010)
The New York Times on how orchestras in the US are using text messaging to get their audiences to vote for encore or to take advantage of discounts for upcoming performances. The texting tends to be solicited at outdoor performances, at which audiences are larger and include many people who are not regular concertgoers. It is also easier to take out a cellphone in the open air than in the confines of a concert hall. Sometimes the return texts are one-time messages: a taste of spam with your Brahms. In other cases orchestras are hoping to establish long-term textual relationships. ... (Read Full Article)
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Why SMS matters in the App Age
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Jul 21 2010)
By Josh Gordon The biggest advantage – and biggest drawback – to mobile marketing is the seemingly endless opportunity waiting to be harnessed.
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SMS case study - Viking Cooking School
Explore Article Mobile Marketer (Jul 20 2010)
See how Viking Cooking School used SMS to boost class enrollment and establish an ongoing dialogue with customers.
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