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Interview: WIN and IMI talk about their merger
Rivers and Alluri discuss the footprint, the platform and the 'network as a service' concept.
IMI completes WINplc purchase
New merged company employs 600 and covers Europe, Asia, Africa and LatAm.
Vodafone hires WIN partner on MVNO services
Aim is to make it easy for customers to set up Internet and MMS on their phones.
WIN to run Hutchison 3G Austria content portal
First overseas alerts deal for the UK mobile services specialist.
WIN launches music service with Qtel
Mozaic Music to supply full-track music, ringtones and music video to 2.2m customers.
WIN launches three Vodafone 360 apps
UK content and billing to bring Pocket Doctor, Lottery and Snow & Ski to Voda channel.
Digital Chocolate to offer games direct in UK
Mobile publisher partners with WIN to manage its shortcodes and content.
WIN hires Tech Mahindra to improve platform
Partnership formed to develop next-gen technologies and speed WIN's Asian expansion.
WIN to waive commission on charity shortcodes
UK aggregator to refuse cut on charity donations and wants others to follow suit.
The Guardian to revamp mobile services
UK newspaper promises a simplified service that will be optimised for all mobile browsers, including iPhone and BlackBerry.
ME Meet-Up party - good time had by all
Around 200 content execs caroused heartily at last nights ME Meet-Up, sponsored by WIN.
WIN to offer voice shortcodes
WIN has became the first supplier to introduce premium rate voice shortcode numbers.
Last chance to register for the Meet-Up
Register now for this Thursday's Meet-Up networking party, sponsored by WIN.
WIN adds support for Payforit v2
WAP billing mechanism now comes with shopping basket and single click checkout capabilities.
WIN places bet on streaming TV app
WIN and Command Technology Group have jointly launched a streamed casino mobile TV service.
WIN powers T-Mobile video
The service will offer streamed Bundesliga football content to T-Mobile Germanys 38 million subscribers.
Zamano joins 'rip-off' ringtone debate
Irish company urges fellow aggregators to support the UK clampdown on rogue D2C content companies.
