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ComScore measures worth of M:Metrics, pays $44.3M plus stock to own (www.rcrnews.com)
The acquisition of M:Metrics by comScore and Telephia by Nielson indicates how mobile advertising wants to exploit the reach of the Internet and TV to the handset as a viable third screen.
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FCC Aims to Provide Free Wireless Broadband (www.wirelessweek.com)
The FCC’s plan of a spectrum auction with stipulations for free Internet access could further undermine municipal Wi-Fi ventures both as a business proposition and a community service.
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AT&T may bid for Huawei handset unit, says report (www.americasnetwork.com)
AT&T’s interest in Huawei could be motivated by the economics of handset subsidies in mature markets and the objective to expand into emerging growth countries.
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The Landline That Refused to Leave (online.wsj.com)
Landline’s last stand that households have a reliable voice connection and an established phone number will be surpassed by the new standard for households to have broadband access.
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More disturbing numbers for telcos (telephonyonline.com)
The two research studies of the article show in different ways that cable bundles win both against telcos for Internet broadband and against satellite providers for TV service.
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FairPoint posts $10M loss for quarter (www.bizjournals.com)
FairPoint confronts the same landline disconnect trend as other major carriers, and without wireless substitution needs broadband deployment to sustain revenues.
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RIM to launch ‘dual mode’ handset (www.ft.com)
RIM’s new products are countering the iPhone in five ways: 1) 3G network, 2) Carrier exclusives, 3) Global reach, 4) Consumer preferences, 5) Business capabilities.
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Embarq CFO reiterates plans to shutter wireless MVNO (www.rcrnews.com)
Embarq’s wireless withdrawal reinforces that an MVNO has to exceed a one million subscriber base by the second year with a profitable mix of ARPU, churn, acquisition costs, and service margin.
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Virgin Mobile USA and Korea's SK in talks: source (www.reuters.com)
The on-and-off rumors about SK Telecom, Virgin Mobile USA and Helio could indicate future attempts to acquire the Boost subscribers from a Sprint break-up or to buy Leap and Metro PCS.
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RIM's new BlackBerry Bold targets business market (www.reuters.com)
RIM’s announcement of the new Bold model for exclusive U.S. distribution to AT&T adds to the carrier’s potential with the new 3G iPhone to sell both enterprise and “prosumer” customers.
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