GoldSpot Media has launched Trial-in-a-Box, an ad-funded platform for mobile TV.
The solution leverages GoldSpot’s dynamic ad-insertion tool for broadcast TV and streaming video on mobile phones. It lets those interested in mobile TV test the effectiveness of various advertising business models, ranging from free to individual pay-per-stream, and everything in between.They can also assess appropriate advertising models based on their regional regulatory environments.
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Almost 488m phones shipped worldwide in 2011.
T-Mobile to provide 'Full Monty' with unlimited data plan
Genuinely unlimited, with no fair usage restrictions on voice calls, text messages and internet.
RIM's PlayBook OS 2.0 to run Android apps
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Almost one-fifth of gamers download to smartphones
As overall digital gameplay rises by 241 per cent since 2008.
Rhapsody buys Napster Germany and UK
Going after Spotify in its own backyard.
Nintendo rejects the freemium model - sort of
Says it's not in the business of selling half-finished product 'like social games'.
RIM's top priority - to make Americans love BlackBerry again
New chair to present new vision in weeks.
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Touch to pay could prevent them going online instead.
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