Delivering Content to Mobile Devices by: Tony Philip, Upsnap
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Todd’s commentary: Tony had some great insight on the mobile content delivery market. If I really wanted to be ahead of the curve, this is the way I’d be moving. I really wanted to ask some questions about the fees associated with microbilling for content on mobile devices, but unfortunately there wasn’t time.
Delivering Content to Mobile Devices
BTYB
The Leader in Mobile Search and Live Entertainment
Tony Philip, CEO Upsnap
Wireless market metrics
There are nearly 1.8 billion wireless subscribers worldwide
There are 207.9 million us wireless subscribers
Wireless business models
-Premium per month services – billed to cell phone – pay-per-play or monthly subscription
4info
½ page in USToday article on how to SMS
Pay-per-call connect off free cell phone SMS 411 – average pay per call price is $9.00
Auction model – free to consumer
Seamless integrations into partner infrastructures and customer devices
-swing platform
-sports manager
sms, wap, brew, j2me
Upsnap provides the first search and entertainment offering that can be used on any phone
· Mobile search
· Audio channel
· Voip
· Voice based search
· Location based search
Mobile opportunities for premium content
· New subscription revenue (recurring or one time)
· New advertising revenue (pay per call)
· Real time updates to static data (ex. Research reports)
· Video/audio
The global mobile data market will exceed $200 billion by 2010, predict the analysts at Frost & Sullivan
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