Jason Ankeny
Juniper Research
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Forecast: Mobile content revenues to reach $65B in 2016, driven by games, video
Annual revenues generated from content delivered to mobile phones and tablets are on pace to surge roughly $25 billion over the next three years, reaching $65 billion worldwide by 2016, Juniper Research forecasts.
Sprint, Time Inc. team for mobile content, advertising alliance
Sprint Nextel will preload branded content from Time Inc. on select devices, offering subscribers access to entertainment, lifestyle, sports and business news.
Motricity reorganizes under Voltari mobile advertising brand
Motricity will now operate under the Voltari mobile advertising brand after stockholders approved a reorganization plan during a special meeting Tuesday.
Juniper: Operator storefronts, portals drive just 6% of mobile content downloads
Operator storefronts and portals now yield just 6 percent of mobile content downloads worldwide, far behind Apple's App Store and Google Play at a combined 70 percent, Juniper Research reports.
Nokia launches Slam content sharing service with newest Asha phone
Nokia unveiled Slam, a multimedia sharing service exclusive to its new Asha 205 and Nokia 206 phones. Slam enables consumers to share content like photos, videos and music with nearby friends in a matter of clicks.
Amazon updates Kindle Fire HD with FreeTime parental controls
Amazon is rolling out a new Kindle Fire HD software update giving parents greater control over how their children use the popular tablet.
Sprint, AT&T roll out services targeting senior citizens
Sprint Nextel introduced the Active Senior ID pack, the latest in a series of app bundles curated for specific demographic segments.
Barnes & Noble revamps Nook Store discovery for new HD tablets
A day after unveiling its new Nook Video service, Barnes & Noble announced the launch of two new high-definition Nook tablets, also promising a revamped Nook Store highlighted by enhanced app recommendation features.
Amazon enhances tablet gaming, reading with new Kindle Fire HD
Amazon is rolling out an enhanced suite of exclusive gaming, messaging and reading features in tandem with its new Kindle Fire HD, a 8.9-inch large-screen, LTE-equipped tablet unveiled Thursday.
Report: Amazon building smartphone to fuel mobile content sales
Amazon is reportedly developing its own branded smartphone to more effectively compete with Apple and Google in the battle for digital media supremacy.
