SK Telecom and Earthlink will finally throw in the towel and scrap Helio. (…)

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Mobile virtual network operator Helio announced an agreement with YouTube to make the user-generated content aggregator’s video clips available free for subscribers. (…)

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Social networking website MySpace has launched a free ad-funded mobile version. At present, MySpace mobile had been a premium subscription based service and worked on AT&T and Helio. (…)

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Although high-speed wireless data networks are available to the majority of all cell phone users, few are migrating “desktop” activities to cell phones. (…)

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With seemingly little fanfare, Wal-Mart launched its offering in the mobile off-deck content space, Wal-Mart Mobile. The platform has a web-based content store and WAP portal (www.wmtmobile.com). (…)

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In an initiative led by CBS Corp., a bustling swath of midtown Manhattan will soon have free wireless access. (…)

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I’ve got to give it to NBC, they do a great job of interacting fans with the awesome show Heroes. (…)

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How the mobile revenue-share model could work for content owners
Michael Goldstein
With more than 1 billion mobile phones now in use, it’s no wonder video content owners have been sold the dream of a flawed business model-revenue share in the mobile space. (…)

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Wireless communities and consumer services provider BuzzCity says 54 percent of delegates surveyed at the MoCollywood 2007 conference never use the premium mobile content services they market and sell. (…)

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