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Documents matching: Global, Mobile - Data, Global Overviews

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• Digital Media - Advertising & Marketing Industry

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  Spending on advertising using digital media channels now makes up more than 10% of overall worldwide advertising spending. The economic downturn impacted upon the growth of overall advertising spending in 2009, however 2010 is expected to see small signs of recovery, particularly from Asia Pacific. Digital marketing remains a growth area, as marketers shift towards new advertising methods at the expense of traditional formats. This report provides an overview and analysis of Digital Media marketing with a focus on two of the key digital advertising platforms - Internet and Mobile.

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  Last Updated: Monday, 8 February 2010
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• Global - Industry - Key Telecoms Statistics & Trends at a Glance

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  This report provides a valuable summary of key worldwide telecoms statistics and trends, including the number of fixed lines; mobile subscribers; 3G subscribers (including HSPA); text messages sent; Internet users and worldwide broadband subscribers (including DSL statistics). Also provided are statistics on worldwide telecoms capital expenditure (CAPEX), overall telecoms spending and revenues and key satellite services statistics. Information on the top 15 carriers’ worldwide and top 15 carriers in emerging markets is also provided along with outsourcing and MVNO market statistics. Please note: The focus of this report is on global statistics. Please refer to separate reports for regional and country specific statistics.

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  Last Updated: Saturday, 6 March 2010
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• Global - Messaging Services - SMS, IM, UC, MMS & Email

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  The popularity of mobile messaging services continues to grow on the back of the introduction of capped data changes, smart phones and bundled services. The one area of note in decline is the PSMS market, which is feeling the impact of users now enjoying the freedom of choosing their own content using smart phones, namely the iPhone. This development was foreshadowed by BuddeComm during most of the 2000s. Despite this setback, the world’s unstoppable need to communicate in increasingly inventive ways means the messaging industry as a whole continues to have a bright future ahead. This report provides a global overview of the email, SMS, Instant Messaging (fixed and mobile), Multimedia Messaging Service and Unified Communication sectors, including broad statistics, where available.

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  Last Updated: Wednesday, 17 March 2010
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  Number of Pages: 12

• Global - Mobile - 3G - Overview, Statistics & Analyses

  In early 2010, 3G subscribers accounted for around 13% of all mobile subscribers worldwide. Despite the financial crisis, it is full steam ahead for one of the largest emerging markets – China, which is benefitting from huge investments in 3G network deployment. India is also finalising 3G licensing arrangements despite the regulatory battles that have hindered developments there in the past. After more than five years of waiting, the business case for 3G is beginning to build around the world and most 3G deployments now rollout smoothly in contrast to the many problems experienced in early years. In this report BuddeComm provides a high-level overview and analyses of 3G market developments, including global 3G subscriber statistics and forecasts.

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  Last Updated: Monday, 15 March 2010
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• Global - Mobile - Handset Market

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  Overall handset sales and mobile handset revenue were in decline in early 2009 in the wake of the financial crisis. However by the end of Q3 2009 this decline in handset sales appeared to have stabilised and Q4 2009 actually recorded a positive growth. There is also evidence that sales of smart phones are growing despite handset sales overall being down. While Nokia has been losing market share in recent times; it still retains its dominant position as the leading handset manufacturer, followed by Samsung. Despite only be in the smart phone market for a couple of years, Apple’s iPhone has become very popular and this was reflected in Apple’s Q3 2009 operating profit. This report provides statistics and forecasts for mobile handsets, including growth, sales and revenue. Current and historical market share for the top handset suppliers is also included. The report also provides information on key trends and developments in the industry.

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  Last Updated: Monday, 15 March 2010
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• Global - Mobile Broadband - HSPA, LTE, WiMAX & IMS

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  Operators continue to move forward with HSPA in 2010 and there are now hundreds of commercial deployments around the world. Operators are also looking to the future with over 100 operators committed to deploying LTE and over 500 WIMAX deployments taking place worldwide. Operators are also contemplating and deploying IMS; a mobile platform that makes seamless communications possible between fixed and mobile networks. The lure of interoperability of applications over the various networks is a very powerful tool for telcos in their battle to maintain their position in the market. This report includes information and broad statistics on the key mobile broadband markets, including HSPA, LTE, WiMAX and LTE.

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  Last Updated: Saturday, 6 March 2010
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• Global - Mobile Broadband - Key Trends, Products & Services

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  The mobile broadband market is gaining momentum and the key reason for this growth is the fact that due to competition and a saturated mobile voice market, the operators have been forced to offer very competitive capped data packages. Non-SMS mobile data is now growing due to both the emergence of smart phones and better wireless broadband technologies (HSPA; WiMAX; LTE). While on-deck mobile data usage remains strong, off-deck usage to both mobile specific Internet sites and regular sites is also growing rapidly. This report provides a valuable overview of the global mobile broadband market, including key trends, information on the competing technologies and broad statistics for the key industry products and services segments, where available.

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  Last Updated: Wednesday, 17 March 2010
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  Number of Pages: 28

• Global - Mobile Data - M-Commerce & M-Payments

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  In 2009 the interest surrounding Near Field Communications for m-commerce and m-payments continues unabated, with further trials being conducted around the world. Financial transactions via mobile phones are set to rise substantially in the coming years as banks and mobile operators continue to work together. Focus has also turned to the developing markets, where mobile phones are being viewed as an opportunity to reach the masses that would not otherwise use m-payment or m-banking services. This report provides information on key trends and broad global statistics for the m-commerce sector, including m-payments and m-banking.

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  Last Updated: Wednesday, 21 October 2009
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• Global - Mobile Media - Mobile TV & Video

  For close to a decade the mobile industry has been talking about mobile TV. True, the first technologies used for it were rather crude, but the so-called 2.5G technologies started to show what would be possible - from a technology point of view at least. However, attempts to then link it to TV and try to attract users by offering TV content over a mobile phone has never taken off in any serious way. Mobile video entertainment and communication services however certainly have a bright future –particularly once mobile broadband services allow it to become truly mass market. This report provides analysis of the emerging mobile TV/video media market, including broad global statistics and a brief overview of developments occurring around the world.

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  Last Updated: Wednesday, 10 February 2010
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  Number of Pages: 9