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The Changing Mobile Industry and What it Means For Media Executives

March 2009 Mobile Report

Overview

Not too long ago, the mobile industry was dominated by discussions about chipsets and back-end carrier infrastructure. Now, the conversation has turned to streaming video and iPhone apps – and there’s a whole cast of new characters that have a seat at the table, from Hollywood studios to web giants like Yahoo and Google. Who will be the dominant players, and what content will succeed in this emerging medium? These are questions that executives across an array of media sectors are trying to answer. This report provides insights into the future of mobile, with a particular emphasis on M&A and VC funding activity, and a glimpse into how mobile content (games, music, video, and social networks) will become a thriving business, through either paid or ad-supported models.

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46 Pages

Table of Contents

  1. Highlights
  2. Mobile Content & Advertising
  3. The iPhone Application Frenzy
  4. Carriers Starting to Lose Some Control
  5. Content
  6. Mobile Advertising
  7. Conclusions
  8. Interesting Companies
  9. Deals, Deals, Deals
  10. Mergers and Acquisitions
  11. What Rounds Are These Investments In?
  12. Category Breakdowns (Advertising Marketing Search, Carrier, Commerce, Content, Hardware/Infrastructure, Software and Services)
  13. Charts: Mobile Venture Capital Funds, IPOs and Joint Ventures

Notable Companies Featured

Mobile Industry Players

* Buongiorno

* Go2 Media

* Microsoft

* MocoSpace

* Motorola

* Nokia

* Google

* Dada

* Palm

* Qualcomm

Major Mobile Companies

* AT&T

* Nokia

* Motorola

* Vodafone

* LG

* Samsung

* Sony Ericsson

Venture Capital / PE Shops

* Accel Partners

* Draper Fisher Jurvetson

* Oak Investment Partners

* Charles River Ventures

* Red Point Ventures

* Bain Capital Venutres

* Sequoia Capital



The Bestsellers

From iTunes and YouTube to Facebook and Kindle, the most popular content on the web, free and paid.

Hulu Movies Hulu Movies
1. Loverboy (1989)
2. Harold
3. Shall We Dance? (2004)
4. Proof
5. Foo Fighters: Back and Forth
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Social Standing

Which media brands are getting a lift from Tweeters and bloggers right now -- and which are getting panned?

"Sentiment" Scores for All the Companies »

Sponsors

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