Podcast - 8th May 2013
We start today's programme with the promise of a faster roll-out for the UK's mobile broadband services.
Next on the agenda is tablet sales... followed by mobile security, mobile boarding passes, quarterly results, acquisitions, advertising and management succession.
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Categories: Handsets and manufacturers, Retailing, Networks and operators, Operating systems, Applications, Podcasts
Tags: podcast, broadband, ofcom, uk, 4g, apple, tablet, android, htc, facebook, advertising, applications, intel
Podcast - 1st May 2013
This week's news report begins with quarterly figures from Samsung and Apple - and a discussion about what the future may hold for iOS.
We also talk about instant messaging versus SMS, the end of Best Buy's European joint venture with Carphone Warehouse, patent wars, white spaces and connected cars.
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Tags: podcast, apple, ios, samsung, messaging, sms, research, carphone warehouse, legal, white space, m2m
Carphone Warehouse is planning to take over the European business that bears its name, which is actually a 50/50 joint venture set up with US-based retailer Best Buy in June 2008. It’s agreed to pay £471 million for the 50% of CPW Europe it doesn’t already own.
This 50% share in Carphone Warehouse was originally sold for around £1.1 billion as part of Best Buy’s European expansion.
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Podcast - 30th April 2013
It feels like many people are hanging on to mobile advertising as the future of mobile marketing.
Yet there's much more to mobile marketing than the banner ad. In this podcast a panel of experts considers the latest trends and innovation that could change the future of marketing.
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New research from marketing business Tradedoubler suggests that footfall is no longer a useful measure of retail success.
It’s found that consumers are often seeing products in-store and then using their mobile phones to check for cheaper pricing elsewhere.
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