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Mobile Media Coming From Hollywood

November 13, 2009

Analysis of:(Hollywood) Industry Slowly Embracing New Media | www.hollywoodreporter.com

All major studios having a group that now focuses on generating revenue for the mobile industry. For their properties, they bring ring tones, wallpapers, games as well as movie trailers and full length movies to the mobile market. They actively pursue deals with device OEMs, wireless carriers as well as content aggregators and developers. This article will discuss what is being brought to market and what challenges exist in this area.

Pre-Paid Mobile is growing

May 19, 2009

Analysis of:Is prepaid growth an illusion? | telephonyonline.com

1. Economic conditions make dramatic impact 2. Operator contracts are burdensome 3. Not just for the low income market....

Disrupter

April 27, 2009

Analysis of:AT&T Chief Presses to Keep iPhone, Deepen Wireless Push | online.wsj.com

The iPhone has disrupted the wireless industry. For many years, people have stated that Americans would not pay premium prices for a cell phone. SMS was still generating most of operator's data revenue. Apple changed the playing field with the iPhone. It brought a compelling product with a great user interface and a total product offering with itunes and their app store. Now all of the other traditional manufacturer's are copying the Apple success and trying to compete with them. Of course, AT&T will stay with the iPhone as the Apple brand is extremely strong and their followers are loyal. You must wonder, what will they bring next?

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