Digital technologies have already transformed all content genres, created new products, enabled new services and facilitated new business models. This trend will be accelerated in the second wave of digital market development.
In spite of increasing consumption, the challenge of monetising online video content still remains as evidenced by the experience of YouTube and Hulu.
Arun Muthirulan, 10 March 2010
- Devices & Tools,
- On-Premise Software,
- Software as a Service,
- 'Wired' Services,
- Mobile Services,
- IP-TV Services,
- Financial Services,
- Social Networks,
- Virtual Worlds,
- Music,
- Sport,
- News,
- Film,
- Gaming,
- Education and Learning,
- User-Generated Content,
- Newspapers & Magazines,
- Books,
- Radio,
- Television,
- Travel
Nokia has invested $70 million for a minority stake in the mobile payment technology company Obopay. This is another salvo in the ongoing battle being fought to control the mobile payments segment between banks, mobile networks, handset makers and start-ups.
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Arun Muthirulan, 19 April 2009
Pearson, the international education and information company, has bought Wall Street English, China's leading provider of premium English language training to adults, for $145m in cash.
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Michelle Wong, 16 April 2009
WiMax and LTE (Long Term Evolution) are shaping up as competitors to dominate the next generation of high speed data services for mobile customers. Although their origins are both in OFDM, these two emerging technologies are being promoted by rival camps aiming to establish the next industry...
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Reiko Uchida, 13 April 2009
Tanla Solutions, based in Hyderabad, India is establishing a 50:50 joint venture with ZED Worldwide Holdings SL, a Spanish digital content and services company after it received approval from India’s Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB). The JV is set up as a limited liability company, to...
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Michelle Wong, 07 April 2009