Why Do Startups Think Content is Expendable?
You got a great idea, you got some startup funding, your patents and trademarks got squared away, you developed the
You got a great idea, you got some startup funding, your patents and trademarks got squared away, you developed the
BYOD, or “Bring Your Own Device”, is a common topic in many companies today. Today’s focus is specifically on comm devices, as
At present, in the US, there exists a delicate balance by TV programmers between satisfying MSOs (Multi-System Operators) with exclusive content and growing
Free downloads are forecast to account for 81 percent of total mobile application store downloads in 2011. This percentage has been decreasing since the first launches in 2008, and Gartner estimates free downloads will continue to decrease in 2011, but it will increase again from 2012 through 2014. Users will begin paying for more applications as they perceive values in the concept of mobile applications, and they become more trustful of billing mechanisms.
Does your company sell directly to the youth market? Do you work with an enterprise platform to those selling to the youth market?
Rudy De Waele co-founder of dotopen, a social platform for decision makers to connect and collaborate, and a past member with us at
This quarter, Appcelerator and IDC focused on answering the “Big Why” question and discovered more insight into Android’s strategic advantage with developers
If you’ve been reading technology publications over the past few weeks, you have at least heard about Oracle suing Google for patent infringement
We’re pleased to offer a presentation, compiled by Mobile Entertainment magazine, with 157 different stats, taking in app stores, consumer usage, analyst predictions,
These videos give a short overview of NAVTEQ, new spatial content and the location based services.
Have you thought about how the map