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PayForIt v4 officially unveiled
Now with re-designed payments screen, single click option to re-skin, HTML5 compatibility and more.
AIME launches Mobile Gaming Forum
Wants to promote consumer confidence in micropayments, virtual currency and more. UK trade body AIME (the Association for Interactive Media & Entertainment) emerged to self-regulate the premium rate telco business in the UK. It's now reflecting the evolution of that sector with initiatives like this. It says premium rate micropayments provide gaming and gambling companies with an important customer acquisition tool, and wants to make sure the industry protects itself and consumers. The Mobile Gaming Forum draws members from all players in the value chain – the gaming operators; the mobile network operators, platform providers and aggregators, media and rights owners, mobile betting and gaming technology providers and consumer-education groups. Mark Gibson, BDM at mkodo, will chair the Forum. He said: “Mobile Gaming has becom a substantial channel within digital gaming and interactive services. "Having a forum through which mobile gaming companies can liaise with mobile carriers and can lobby on mobile gaming-related issues and initiatives will prove to be of great benefit for the industry’s growth”.
Four in ten UK retailers to embrace m-commerce this year
Survey reflects retail brands' sudden interest in the space.
Rise of mobile apps sees ELSPA re-brand
UK games trade body changes name as mobile and the internet change industry landscape
AIME to tackle rogue content vendors
UK trade body launches best practice initiative to clamp down on premium rate dodgy geezers.
AIME adds weight to UK regulatory debate
Trade body seeks ongoing dialogue with PhonepayPlus and Ofcom in bid to avoid 'prescriptive' regulation.
AIME confirms broadcast interactivity seminar
Trade body serves up everything you need to know about the UK regulatory framework for interactive TV.
AIME releases participation TV guidelines
Industry body moves to assure 'fairness and safety' in order to kick start the market.
UK gets iTV guidelines
Trade body AIME unveils best practice guidelines for interactive TV services in the UK.
PayforIt survey says: must try harder
UK WAP billing initiative widely welcomed by the content biz, but study suggests improvements are necessary.
NOC re-brands as AIME
The Network for Online Commerce (NOC) is now the Association for Interactive Media and Entertainment (AIME).
