TITLE

THE SEARCH FOR THE GOLDEN GOOSE

PUB. DATE
January 2008
SOURCE
Telephony;1/28/2008, p20
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
The article reports on the pursuit of various mobile companies to discover new innovative products that would appeal to consumers. According to a study conducted by ABI Research, there is a predicted increase in the mobile advertising industry, though much of it will depend on the consumer's acceptance of the advertisements. In addition, it states that vendors and marketers are continuously finding on ways to create an innovative approach to sell their products well to customers.
ACCESSION #
31120457

Tags: ADVERTISING -- New products;  MARKETING strategy;  MOBILE communication systems;  TECHNOLOGICAL innovations;  DIGITAL media

 

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