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The Mobile Data Economy: How Much Data Do You Need To Buy?

forbes.com (11 months and 7 days ago)

Jun 13, 2012

Guest post written by Guy Rosen full story

FreedomPop: Hands-On and Unplugged at Home

FreedomPop is a “freemium” internet provider. You buy the device; they give you a limited amount of free data. You can buy more data. Or, you can earn more data through referrals or sign-ups. For example, I can earn 1.2GB of free data by clicking the referral link and signing up for a new domain name at GoDaddy.

forbes.com (2 months and 26 days ago)

Buy Quality Data offers a fresh solution to Dealerships and Dealership Marketing Companies

Buy Quality Data, a direct marketing company specializing in data and direct mail marketing solutions, recently launched their one-stop shop for dealership’s and dealership marketing companies in need of fresh clientele – Buy Auto Data. Dardenne Prairie, MO, United States., March, 2013 – Buy Quality Data, a direct marketing company ...

bangordailynews.com (2 months and 10 days ago)

The technologies that will save us from the “mobile data crunch”

The mobile explosion has meant an exponential growth in data use – and punishing traffic to our cellular networks. In the eyes of VCs, that mobile misfortune spells opportunity.

gigaom.com (2 months and 11 days ago)

Oracle aims to shape the flow of mobile data with Tekelec buy

Oracle is loading up on telecom vendors that specialize in controlling and managing data and VoIP traffic as it traverses the network.

gigaom.com (1 month and 24 days ago)

Is T-Mobile's New Plan Worth It?

NEW YORK (AP) — T-Mobile USA has revamped its pricing plans, the latest move in an industry that's still experimenting feverishly with various ways of luring customers and getting current ones to pay as much as possible. Here's how T-Mobile's gambit compares. T-Mobile USA The most significant change is that T-Mobile is breaking the cost of the phone away from the monthly...

huffingtonpost.com (1 month and 22 days ago)

Bits Blog: A Big Data Weapon for the Mobile Ad Challenge

Mobile advertising is beginning to grow rapidly, but are marketers throwing their dollars away? Audience measurement and targeting is far more primitive with mobile apps than on the Web. Mobilewalla, a Seattle-based start-up, has an innovative data-intensive approach to tackling the mobile ad challenge.

nytimes.com (1 month and 15 days ago)

We need a data democracy, not a (benevolent) data dictatorship

A data democracy built to last needs tools that empower everyone to work with data rather than relying on apps and data scientists. Tableau helped ignite the data revolution, and its IPO could help it keep going.

gigaom.com (1 month and 11 days ago)

Exetel charging up to double for 4G mobile plans

Mobile network operator Exetel now offers a 4G option for its SIM-only mobile customers, but is charging up to twice as much for 4G services.The entry level plan costs AU$19.95 per month, and includes $200 worth of calls and texts, plus 200MB of 4G data. The same plan, with identical inclusions, but 3G speeds only, costs AU$9.95.At the other end of the pricing spectrum, a 3G...

techradar.com (2 months and 23 days ago)

Developers get some tips on mobile app privacy

Mobile app developers face a huge challenge in keeping up with the fast-changing landscape of data privacy law. They got some tips Wednesday at a conference devoted to the topic in San Francisco.The services mobile apps provide, which often draw on location, contact lists and other personal data, are raising more and more questions about how appropriately that data is...

pcworld.com (1 month and 8 days ago)

Big Data, Plus Cloud: Call It 'Weird Data,' But in a Good Way

We have the cloud, we have big data, we have social networks and we have mobile computing. The sum total is more than the parts; it's amounting to a big data cloud that is surrounding and defining businesses of all types and sizes, providing interesting opportunities for those who engage it.

forbes.com (2 months and 10 days ago)

The Mobile Data Economy: How Much Data Do You Need To Buy?

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