
Biography for Jason Ankeny
Jason Ankeny is the executive editor of FierceMobileContent and FierceDeveloper as well as a regular contributor to Entrepreneur magazine and the website All Music Guide. He previously served as senior editor of Telephony and its sister publication Wireless Review--additional credits include efforts for publications including Rolling Stone, Wax Poetics and No Depression along with liner notes for a number of album releases. He lives in Chicago and may be reached via email at jankeny@fiercemarkets.com.
Articles by Jason Ankeny
Mobile communications and commerce solutions provider Netsize announced an agreement with game developer and publisher Gameloft to implement its mPayment mobile payment solution, enabling consumers
Virgin Mobile USA announced a pair of new mobile social networking initiatives promising consumers deeper integration with social media and community sites. Connect, designed for Helio by Virgin
At its annual Capital Markets Day event Thursday, handset giant Nokia lowered its fourth quarter forecast for mobile device industry volumes and outlined its overall expectations for the months
What a difference a year makes. When Apple first counted down its annual list of
most popular iPhone applications in late 2007, there was no iPhone software development kit, no App Store, no 3G data
Roughly four months after its managed mobile television and radio network surpassed the
4 million subscriber benchmark, MobiTV announced it now boasts more than 5 million subscribers. MobiTV is
Will Amazon.com's new iPhone application reshape mobile commerce?
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CBSSports.com and CBS Sports Mobile announced they will provide live streaming video of college football's SEC Championship, which pits the top-ranked University of Alabama against the surging
AT&T announced plans to reduce about 12,000 jobs--roughly 4 percent of its total workforce--but said it will continue to add jobs in some parts of its business, including wireless, video and
Messaging will remain the driver behind mobile data revenues for years to come, yielding an anticipated $224 billion by 2013--60 percent of combined non-voice revenues--according to a new forecast by