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In-App Purchases Generate More Revenue than Ads
Mobile developers looking to monetize free applications should pay special attention to a new report from mobile analytics firm Flurry. According to this study, conducted using a sample of leading
AdMob Launches iPhone Ad Marketplace and Gives $1 Million in Ads to Developers
Today, the mobile advertising marketplace AdMob released a new, global marketplace for iPhone ads. The most interesting aspect of this is that these ads will be specifically tailored to the
[Poll] What Is Facebook's Best Mobile Monetization Strategy?
You would think that a company with 423 million monthly active mobile users would find a way to squeeze some revenue out of them. Easier said than done. The biggest
Customized Video Advertising Disrupts Ad Industry
Written by Jay Fortner and edited by Richard MacManus The New York Times has an interesting report about companies that offer customized video advertising, such as Spot Runner and Visible
Comscore: Mobile Video Still a Niche Market
According to the latest data from Comscore, 6.5 million Americans watched videos on their cell phones in August. YouTube-style amateur videos ranked as the most popular type of content, followed
Mary Meeker talk
Lots of data points. "Korea is goto place to figure out where the Internet is going" Innovation coming out of China - 5,6,7 yrs time we're at "boom-let" stage now
MySpace Could Be Bought by Giant Mobile Gaming Startup MocoSpace
Mass market mobile social networking and gaming platform MocoSpace has issued a statement expressing interest in purchasing MySpace from parent company NewsCorp. The potential acquirer says the two companies have
Windows Phone Outperforms Android and iOS In Mobile Advertising, Smaato Reports
Mobile ad optimizing network Smaato has released its third quarter metrics and the good news for developers is that U.S. fill rates have stabilized. The problem for developers is that
Amazon and Facebook Have Become Unwitting Platform Evangelists for Android
There is a general thought going around the Internet that by making Android open source, Google has lost control of the platform as companies like Amazon and Facebook use to
Web 2.0 Expo: Eric Schmidt Interview
Schmidt starts off by announcing a presentation feature for Docs & Spreadsheets. John Battelle points out that this completes the Office suite, so he asks is it now a competitor
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