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Category Archives: Messaging
UK mobile consumer test: O2 worst for spam texts
‘Spam texts’ figure frequently in customer complaints made to Regulatory bodies globally. There are two sorts of ‘spam’ as defined by users: those received from their operator, and those received from a third party that they have had no previous … Continue reading
Posted in EE4G, Messaging, O2 UK, Orange UK, T-Mobile UK, Vodafone UK
Tagged Informa Telecoms & Media, mobile messaging, Portio Research, texting
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Messaging revenues to hit USD 334.7 billion by end-2015
Messaging still dominates non-voice revenues globally. Amazing but true. Our friends at Portio Research have estimated that the global mobile messaging market was worth some USD 179.2 billion in 2010, and is set to pass the USD 200 billion mark … Continue reading