Apple Inc. v. Amazon.Com, Inc.

Filing 40

EXHIBITS re 39 Declaration in Support, Continuation of Exhibits filed byAmazon Digital Services, Inc., Amazon.Com, Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit 13a, # 2 Exhibit 13b, # 3 Exhibit 13c, # 4 Exhibit 13d, # 5 Exhibit 13e, # 6 Exhibit 14, # 7 Exhibit 15, # 8 Exhibit 16, # 9 Exhibit 17)(Related document(s) 39 ) (Givan, Sarah) (Filed on 6/1/2011)

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March 17, 2011
Apple airs new iPhone ad, forgets Android and BlackBerry have app stores too [video]
Zach Epstein
Mar. 17, 2011 (Boy Genius Report delivered by Newstex)
Apple began airing a trio of new iPhone commercials recently, and one in particular caught our attention. "If you
don't have an iPhone," the ad begins, "you don't have the App Store. So you don't have the world's largest selection
of apps." Accurate as that statement may be, we can't help but wonder why — with this massive war chest of apps
Apple loves to brag about — the company's ad agency couldn't fmd a few that are actually unique to the iOS platform. In a remarkably smooth move on Apple's part, the "If you don't have an iPhone" ad it approved and is paying
to air features two apps that are, in fact, available to people who don't have an iPhone. Delta Air Lines' mobile app is
available for both Android and BlackBerry phones as well as the iPhone, and the Starbucks Card Mobile app debuted on the BlackBerry platform at the same time it was launched for i0S. Hit the jump for the full commercial.
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INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Mobile Phones & Pagers
(1WI07); World Wide Web (1W065); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment

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Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE; BLACKBERRY; DELTA AIR LINES; STARBUCKS CARD MOBILE) (Accurate; Android; Apple; BlackBerry; Blogs; Hit; Newstex; Newstex ID)
KEYWORDS: Mobile; Ad; Android; Android Market; app; app store; Apple; Apps; Commercial; If you don't have
an iPhone; iPhone 4; iPhone ad; iPhone commercial; television; TV
COMPANY TERMS: DELTA AIR LINES INC
PRODUCT: Air Transportation, Scheduled
SIC: 4512
TICKER SYMBOL: DAL
Word Count: 398
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Boy Genius Report
Copyright 2011 Boy Genius Report
February 18, 2011
Apple remained king of app stores in 2010; Nokia's Ovi Store revenue ironically up 719%
Zach Epstein
Feb. 18, 2011 (Boy Genius Report delivered by Newstex)
IHS, new owner of research firm iSuppli, has issued its full-year data on app stores in 2010. According to the company's report, Apple's market share decreased significantly last year while its revenue more than doubled. The app
store pioneer pulled in $1.78 billion in global app sales during 2010, up 132% from the $769 million its App Store
earned in 2009. Not surprisingly, its market share dropped from 93% in 2009 to 83% during the period. RIM's
BlackBerryApp World grew 360% year-over-year, pulling in $165 million and accounting for nearly 8% of the market. Nokia's Ovi Store jumped 719% to $105 million in 2010, and Google's Android Market was up 862% to $102
million. All in all, the top four mobile app stores combined to reel in $2.16 billion in revenue last year, up 160%
from the $828 million of revenue they earned in 2009.
[Via All About Symbian]
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general information only and should not, in any respect, be relied on as professional advice. No content on such
Blogs on Demand® is "read and approved" before it is posted. Accordingly, neither Newstex nor its re-distributors
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COMPANY: INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES; INTERNATIONAL HEARING SOCIETY; NOKIA
KOMUNIKASYON AS; NOKIA PTE LTD; GOOGLE INC; OBSHCHESTVO S OGRANICHENNOI OTVETSTVENNOSTIU "NOKIA"; HIS INC; NOKIA CORP; RAEBER INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
NEWS SUBJECT: (Market Share (1MA91); Major Corporations (1MA93); Sales & Marketing (1MA51); Corporate
Financial Data (1X059); Corporate Events (1CR05); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); World Wide Web (1W065); Telecom (1TE27))
REGION: (Northern Europe (1N001); Europe (1EU83); Scandinavia (1SC27); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP STORE; APPLE; IHS; NOKIA; OVI STORE; RIM) (Blogs; Feb; Google; Newstex;
Newstex ID)
KEYWORDS: Mobile; Software; 2009; 2010; app; app sales; app store; Apple; Apps; Nokia; Ovi; Ovi Store; revenue; Sales
COMPANY TERMS: NOKIA CORP; GOOGLE INC
PRODUCT: Radio & T V Communications, Systems & Equip; Computer Programming, Data Processing, And
Other Computer Related Services
SIC: 3663; 7370
TICKER SYMBOL: NOK; GOOG
Word Count: 370
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News Bites US Markets
Copyright 2011 News Bites All Rights Reserved
February 15, 2011
HP Helps Telecom Operators in Korea Expand App Stores for Mobile Users
NEWS BITES US MARKETS
[News Story] BARCELONA, Spain (BUSINESS WIRE) HP (NYSE:HPQ) today announced it is providing systems
integration services to three Korean telecom companies in their joint effort to vastly expand the number and quality
of services for their mobile customers.
SK Telecom, Korean Telecom and LG U+ are cooperating, through a consortium, to create a single, Korea-specific
clearinghouse that will link to a global application development initiative called the Wholesale Applications Community (WAC).

Formed in 2010, WAC brings together more than 60 of the world's communications service providers (CSPs) to
create a common set of interfaces, standards and tools that will help developers create new, enriched applications
that will run on the CSPs' networks and handsets.
The Korea-WAC platform will function as an intermediary, handling transactions and processing, to ensure that
global WAC applications are available and optimized for use by the three Korean CSPs and their mobile customers.
In addition, a Korea-WAC application can enrich the mobile experience for all users by integrating key network
enablers from the three different CSPs. For example, an application that depends on a user's location or availability
can share that information automatically among all users, even if they are on different CSP networks.
The Korea-WAC platform is being implemented by a consortium formed by the Mobile Internet Business Association (MOIBA) and the three CSPs with support from the Republic of Korea.
"Our goal is to make sure that Koreans continue to have the best possible mobile experience," said DongJin Choi,
director, MOIBA. "Through cooperation, both globally and in Korea, we can reach that goal. The pan-country approach of Korea-WAC is unique, and again demonstrates Korean leadership. We look forward to continued progress
with RP."
To build the Korea-WAC platform, HP is drawing on its experience in large, complex projects that require both
telecom and IT expertise, as well as its capabilities in consulting and integration, architectural guidance and overall
project management.
"The innovative Korea-WAC approach creates growth opportunities for CSPs and application developers, and will

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ultimately enhance the mobile experience for millions of users," said Erwan Menard, vice president and general
manager, Communications and Media Solutions business unit, HP. "HP believes WAC can be a catalyst for reshaping the global landscape, and Korea-WAC might well be a model for other countries."
The Korea-WAC platform is expected to be fully operational later this year. At that time, the three Korean CSPs
intend to start incorporating new, enriched WAC-based applications into their respective app stores.
LG U+, Korea Telecom, SK Telecom and HP are members of WAC.
More information on HP developer communities and app stores is available at www.hp.com/go/sdp
About KWAC
KWAC is a consortium formed by Mobile Internet Business Association (MOIBA) and SKT, KT and LG U+ with
support from the Republic of Korea. KWAC aims to build an ecosystem for developers, CSPs and consumers in the
Korean domestic market in order to promote the production of local-specific apps. KWAC will provide WAC onboarding services on behalf of the three CSPs so that global developers can sell their apps in the domestic market.
Source:NASDAQ Stock Exchange
Recent Trading
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ.N) MCap is US$114.1 billion at the last price of US$48.64.
Source: www.BuySellSignals.com
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: CHINA SUPER POWER SAVING HOLDINGS LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD APS; HEWLETT
PACKARD NORGE AS; NEWS CORP; HEWLETT PACKARD UK ENTERPRISES (1) LTD; HEWLETT
PACKARD NEW ZEALAND; LG CORP; HEWLETT PACKARD JAPAN LTD; CENTRAL STATISTICAL
BUREAU OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA; HEWLETT PACKARD EUROPE BV; ZAO HEWLETT PACKARD AO (HP RUSSIA); HEWLETT PACKARD AUSTRALIA PTY LTD; LACLEDE GROUP INC (THE);
NEWS; HEWLETT PACKARD FINANCE CO; NEWS INTERNATIONAL HLDGS; HEWLETT PACKARD
DEVELOpMENT COMPANY LP; NOVADIGM INC; HEWLETT PACKARD FRANCE SAS; HEWLETT
PACKARD HOLDINGS LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD EUROPA HOLDING BV; HEWLETT PACKARD SLOVAKIA S R 0; HEWLETT PACKARD FINANCIAL SERVICES CO; HEWLETT PACKARD HOLDING
FRANCE SAS; LEAGUE ALLOY CO LTD; NEWS INTERNATIONAL LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD CDS
LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD INDIGO BV; HEWLETT PACKARD COLOMBIA LDA; CSP INC; HEWLETT
PACKARD INDUSTMAL PRINTING SOLUTIONS EUROPE BVBA; LAUGFS GAS LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD MEXICO S DE R L DE CV; HEWLETT PACKARD PORTUGAL LDA; PT LG ELECTRONICS INDONESIA; LAFARGE SA ADR; LG HLDGS; HEWLETT PACKARD SIA; HEWLETT PACKARD FINANCIAL
SERVICES HOLDING CO LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD S R 0; HEWLETT PACKARD MANUFACTURING
LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD CO; HEWLETT PACKARD INDIA SALES PVT LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD
TECHNOLOGY LICENSES AND LICENSING LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD LTD; NEWS INTERNATIONAL
SUPPLY CO LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD DOO; HEWLETT PACKARD OY; HEWLETT PACKARD INTERNATIONAL BANK PLC; HEWLETT PACKARD COORDINATION CENTER SCRL; HEWLETT PACKARD
LUXEMBOURG INTERNATIONAL SARL; HEWLETT PACKARD GMBH; HEWLETT PACKARD GOUDA
BV; HEWLETT PACKARD TEKNOLOJI COZUMLERI LTD STI; HEWLETT PACKARD PHILIPPINES
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PACKARD (ROMANIA) SRL; HEWLETT PACKARD D 0 0 DRUZBA ZA TEHNOLOSKE RESITVE; HEWLETT PACKARD SARL; BEST HOTEL PROPERTIES AS; HEWLETT PACKARD FINANCIAL SERVICES
CO LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD NEDERLAND BV; SK TELECOM CO LTD; CATERPILLAR SPECIAL
PRODUCTS LTD; NEWS OF WORCESTER LLC; HEWLETT PACKARD SOUTH AFRICA (PROPRIETARY)
LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD (SCHWEIZ) AG; HEWLETT PACKARD IRELAND LTD; GUANGXI LIUGONG
MACHINERY CO LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD SVERIGE AB; CROATIAN POST INC; HEWLETT PACKARD ESPANOLA SL
NEWS SUBJECT: (Financial Markets (1FI87))
INDUSTRY: (Electronic Components (1EL91); Electronics (1EL16); Enhanced Services (1EN42); I.T. (11T96);
Networking Markets (1NE31); Infrastructure (1IN78); Telecom Carrier Operational Support Services (1TE92);
Press Releases (1PR19); Financial Services Networking (1F157); Telecom Services (1TE09); Chip Packaging
(1CH71); Telecom (1TE27); Semiconductor (1 5E88); Telecom Business Services (1TE5 5); Networking (1NE45);
Financial Services (1F137); Semiconductor Chip Manufacturing (1SE11); Telecom Engineering Services (1TE94))
REGION: (Far East (1FA27); Americas (1AM92); USA (1US73); South Korea (1S065); North America (1N039);
Eastern Asia (1EA61); Asia (1AS61))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (CSP; CSPS; HEWLETT PACKARD; 1{P; HPQ N; KOREAN; KOREAN CSPS; KOREAN
TELECOM; KWAC; LG; MOBILE INTERNET BUSINESS ASSOCIATION; MOIBA; NASDAQ STOCK;
NEWS; NEWS STORY; NYSE:HPQ; SK TELECOM; TELECOM OPERATORS; WAC; WHOLESALE APPLICATIONS COMMUNITY) (DongJin Choi; Erwan Menard; Recent Trading) (United States)
COMPANY TERMS: HEWLETT PACKARD
Word Count: 555
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Market News Publishing US
Copyright 2011 Market News Publishing Inc.
January 17, 2011
Releases New Apps And Announces Platform Transcendent App Stores
METATRON INC
METATRON INC ("MRNJ-0") - Releases New Apps And Announces Platform Transcendent App Stores
Metatron, Inc. -- In the first two weeks of January, Metatron's app division i-Mobilize has released 68 new apps, on track
to reach production goal of 100 plus apps per month. Currently i-Mobilize has 1,200 apps for sale on iTunes. Increasing
revenues and downloads indicate a growing demand for apps created by i-Mobilize.
Although there is no assurance that increased sales revenues will continue, the company believes app demand will remain strong due to rising sales of mobile devices.
Our apps include high profile content from thousands of licensed books, music, audiobooks and movies from all categories.
According to estimates by Gartner, the global app market brought in $4 billion last year, and will skyrocket to $27 billion in 2013.
One of the few publicly traded App companies, Metatron, through its division i-Mobilize, is expected to release some of
its best-selling apps on the Android platform next month, and is planning to create content rich "App stores" on all major
platforms.
These App Stores will include subscriptions, streaming, rentals, and download purchases of
apps/movies/audiobooks/music/games and books.
Once a customer pays for content on the i-Mobilize system they will be able to watch it on any device they own, which
we call Platform Transcendence.
Forward-Looking Statements: Any statements made in this press release which are not historical facts contain certain
forward-looking statements, as such term is defmed in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995, concerning potential developments affecting the business, prospects, fmancial condition and other aspects of the company to which this release pertains. These forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause
our actual results of the specific items described in this release, and the companys operations generally, to differ materially
from what is projected in such forward-looking statements. Although such statements are based upon the best judgments of
management of the company as of the date of this release, significant deviations in magnitude, timing and other factors may

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result from business risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, the companys need for additional fmancing, which
is not assured and which may result in dilution of shareholders, the companys status as a small company with a limited operating history, dependence on third parties and the continuing popularity of the iOS operating system, general market and economic conditions, technical factors, receipt of revenues, and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the company. Although we believe that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, we cannot guarantee future results, levels Of activity, performance, or achievements. Moreover, neither we nor any other person assumes
responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of such statements, and we disclaim any obligation to update information
contained in any forward-looking statement.
E-mail: [e-mail] Metatron, Inc.

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NC; APPLIED PLASMA PHYSICS AS '. ASSOCIATED PRESS OF PAKISTAN (THE); ADVANCED PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING CO; MARKET NEWS PUBLISHING NC; ASIA PULP AND PAPER CO LTD
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1WI62); Press Releases (1PR19); Networking (1NE45); Retail (1RE82); I.T. (1IT96);
Next Generation Wireless Technology (1NE48))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (ANDROID; ANNOUNCES PLATFORM TRANSCENDENT APP; ANNOUNCES PLATFORM
TRANSCENDENT APP STORES; APP; APP STORES; MARKET NEWS PUBLISHING INC; METATRON; METATRON INC) (Gartner)
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Market Wire
Copyright 2011 Marketwire
January 16, 2011
Metatron, Inc. Releases New Apps and Announces Platform Transcendent App Stores
SAN DIEGO, CA 01/16/11
SAN DIEGO, CA, January 16 / MARKET WIRE/ -Metatron, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: MRNJ) -- In the first two weeks of January, Metatron's app division i-Mobilize has
released 68 new apps, on track to reach production goal of 100 plus apps per month. Currently i-Mobilize has 1,200
apps for sale on iTunes. Increasing revenues and downloads indicate a growing demand for apps created by iMobilize.
Although there is no assurance that increased sales revenues will continue, the company believes app demand will
remain strong due to rising sales of mobile devices.
Our apps include high profile content from thousands of licensed books, music, audiobooks and movies from all
categories.
According to estimates by Gartner, the global app market brought in $4 billion last year, and will skyrocket to $27
billion in 2013.
One of the few publicly traded App companies, Metatron, through its division i-Mobilize, is expected to release
some of its best-selling apps on the Android platform next month, and is planning to create content rich "App stores"
on all major platforms.
These App Stores will include subscriptions, streaming, rentals, and download purchases of
apps/movies/audiobooks/music/games and books.
Once a customer pays for content on the i-Mobilize system they will be able to watch it on any device they own,
which we call Platform Transcendence.
Forward-Looking Statements: Any statements made in this press release which are not historical facts contain certain forward-looking statements, as such term is defmed in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995, concerning
potential developments affecting the business, prospects, financial condition and other aspects of the company to
which this release pertains. These forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and
other factors that may cause our actual results of the specific items described in this release, and the company's operations generally, to differ materially from what is projected in such forward-looking statements. Although such

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statements are based upon the best judgments of management of the company as of the date of this release, significant deviations in magnitude, timing and other factors may result from business risks and uncertainties including,
without limitation, the company's need for additional financing, which is not assured and which may result in dilution of shareholders, the company's status as a small company with a limited operating history, dependence on third
parties and the continuing popularity of the iOS operating system, general market and economic conditions, technical factors, receipt of revenues, and other factors, many of which are beyond the control of the company. Although
we believe that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, we cannot guarantee
future results, levels of activity, performance, or achievements. Moreover, neither we nor any other person assumes
responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of such statements, and we disclaim any obligation to update information contained in any forward-looking statement.
Contact:
Metatron, Inc.
[e-mail]
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METATRON INC; APPLIED PLASMA PHYSICS AS; ASSOCIATED PRESS OF PAKISTAN (THE); ADVANCED PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING CO; ASIA PULP AND PAPER CO LTD
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1WI62); Press Releases (1PR19); Networking (1NE45); Retail (1RE82); I.T.
(11196); Next Generation Wireless Technology (1NE48))
REGION: (North America (1N039); Americas (1AM92); USA (1US73))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (ANDROID; ANNOUNCES PLATFORM TRANSCENDENT APP; APP; APP STORES;
METATRON; METATRON INC; PINKSHEETS: MRNJ) (Gartner) (SAN DIEGO, CA) (SAN DIEGO, CA)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Software); (Retail:E-Commerce); (Telecom:Wireless)
COMPANY TERMS: METATRON INC
TICKER SYMBOL: MRNJ:PINKSHEETS
Word Count: 484
1/16/11 INTERNETWIRE 00:00:00
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Memphis Commercial Appeal (TN)
Copyright 2011 The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN
January 7, 2011
Section: Business
Macs are part of 'app stores' -- Only latest Apple system has access
Jessica Mintz Associated Press
SEATTLE - Apple Inc. is expanding the "app store" idea that caught fire on the iPhone and iPad to its line of Mac
computers.
Mac users with the latest version of Apple's computer operating system, called Snow Leopard, are being prompted
to update their software . When the upgrade is complete, an icon for the new Mac app store will appear in the dock.
After launching the store software, people can browse through more than 1,000 programs for Macs. Some are free,
and some will cost money; people can log in and buy software using their existing iTunes account information. As
with the existing app stores for Apple's other gadgets, people can see lists of the most popular programs and rate
software they purchase.
Also similar to the existing system, software developers will name their own prices. Apple will vet all of the applications before they are accepted for sale in the store.
The iPad and iPhone have been successful in part because of the tens of thousands of games and other programs
available as free or paid downloads in Apple's app stores. Apple may be looking to the Mac app store to boost interest in its computers, which make up a tiny but growing percentage of the personal computer market.
The arrival of the app store for mobile gadgets "dramatically changed how software is discovered and purchased,"
said Phil Schiller, Apple's top product marketing executive, in an interview. "It will have a big impact in the desktop
world as well."
Among the programs for sale on Thursday are Apple's own iLife programs for organizing photos, editing video and
other tasks, which will be sold separately for $14.99 each, and iWork programs for creating documents, spreadsheets
and presentations, for $19.99 each.
People who use older versions of the Mac operating system will not be able to access the app store.
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COMPANY: MAC SA; KK CREATORS GROUP MAC; MARTINAIR HOLLAND NV; MAC
INDUSTRY: (PC (1PC82); Software Products (1S056); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Electronics (1EL16);
Computer Equipment (1C077); Home & Multimedia PCs (111036); I.T. (11T96); Retail (1RE82); Software 0/S
Platforms (1S068); Software (1S030); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Portable
PCs (1P056); PC 0/S Platforms (1PC73); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment
(1TE03); PC Retailing (1PC68))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE; MAC; SEATTLE APPLE INC) (Macs; Phil Schiller)
EDITION: Final
Word Count: 309
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Copyright 2011 Marketwire
January 5, 2011
AdSpend on Mobile Games to Reach Nearly $900 Million Globally by 2015 Says Juniper Research
Tenfold Increase Over the Next Five Years Driven by the Launch of Advertising Platforms on Key App Stores
HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM 01/05/11
HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM, January 5 / MARKET WIRE/ -A new report published today by Juniper Research forecasts that adspend on mobile games will increase tenfold
over the next five years. By 2015, adspend on this platform will reach $894 million, up from $87 million in 2010,
fuelled by increasing brand interest in mobile as an advertising channel, and apps -- of which games are the dominant sector.
As discussed in the report, games such as Rovio's Angry Birds are making a significant impact through offering full
versions of their games free to end-users and funding them through in-game advertising. Opportunities in this area
have been strengthened by the launch of key platforms designed to optimise the deployment of ads within applications, most notably Apple's iAd in July 2010. Similarly, Juniper Research fmds that games are being successfully
deployed as marketing tools by brands, such as ; Barclaycard and Volkswagen, providing new revenue opportunities
for developers, such as, Fishlabs and Firemint.
According to Mobile Games report author Daniel Ashdown, "Angry Birds has been a huge hit over the last year on
the iPhone since its launch; but arguably its relative impact, in terms of downloads, has been bigger on Getjar and,
more recently, on Android Market, as a result of offering the game free with ads. Users get a great game for free, but
advertisers get significant product/brand exposure; the same is true of mobile games as marketing tools."
Nevertheless, the report forecasts that, while growth in adspend on mobile games will be higher than end-user revenues, this latter business model will continue to be the primary source of revenue for players in the industry. By
2015, end-user revenues, which comprise those from pay-per-download and in-game purchases, will still be ten
times higher than adspend.
The Mobile Games video whitepaper is available to view on www.juniperresearch.com together with the whitepaper, 'High Score for Mobile Games!' and further details of the study 'Mobile Games: App Store Strategies, Business Models & Forecasts 2010-2015:
Juniper Research provides research and analytical services to the global hi-tech communications sector, providing
consultancy, analyst reports and industry commentary.
John Levett

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Juniper Research
T: [phone]
E: [e-mail]
---- INDEX REFERENCES --NEWS SUBJECT: (Sales & Marketing (1MA51); Major Corporations (1MA93); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1WI62); Electronics (1EL16); Advertising Expenditure (1AD68); Traditional
Media (1TR30); I.T. (1 IT96); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Entertainment (1E1\108); Consumer Products &
Services (1C062); Electronic Interactive Entertaimnent (1EL14); Internet (11N27); Advertising (1AD82); Consumer
Electronics Technology (1C038); Internet Audio & Video (1IN30); Consumer Electronics (1C061); I.T. Analysts
Report (11T76); Wireless Internet & Messaging (1W149); Advertising & Public Relations (1AD83); Internet Technology (11N39); Networking (1NE45); Digital Broadcasting (1DI81); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03); Next
Generation Wireless Technology (1NE48))
REGION: (Europe (1EU83); United Kingdom (1UN38); England (1EN10); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (ADVERTISING PLATFORMS; ANGRY BIRDS; ROVIO) (Apple; Barclaycard; Daniel
Ashdown; John Levett Juniper; Juniper Research; Research; Similarly, Juniper Research; Volkswagen) (HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM) (HAMPSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Internet); (Media and Entertainment:Information Services); (Media and
Entertainment:Video games); (Professional Services:Advertising, PR and Marketing); (RetaiI:Consumer Electronics); (Retail:E-Commerce); (Telecom:Telecommunication Seivices)
COMPANY TERMS: JUNIPER RESEARCH LTD
Word Count: 368
1/5/11 INTERNETWIRE 00:00:00
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Market Wire
Copyright 2010 Marketwire
November 30, 2010
Mobile Games Revenues to Surpass $11 Billion Globally by 2015 as In-Game Purchases Overtake Those of Payper-Download, Says Juniper Research
App Stores Drive Changes in Monetisation, but Discoverability Still Remains an Issue on Some Platforms
HAMPSHIRE, UK 11/30/10
HAMPSHIRE, UK, November 30 / MARKET WIRE/ -A new report published today by Juniper Research forecasts that revenues from in-game purchases will overtake
the traditional pay-per-download model as the primary source of monetising mobile games by 2013. With Apple's
in-app billing mechanism showing the way forward, total end-user revenues will surpass $11 billion annually by
2015, nearly double what they were in 2009 ($6bn).
An increasing number of games are being offered free at the point of purchase, in order to garner attention, with ingame purchases -- which include extra gaming levels or gameplay items -- being utilised by developers and publishers to monetise the game once the user has been given a taste of what the game has to offer. However, discoverability remains a problem for developers and publishers on some app stores, given that many now contain 100,000s of
applications, the majority of which are mobile games.
According to Mobile Games report author Daniel Ashdown, "Discoverability can be a 'chicken and egg' problem:
high downloads lead to prominence, but achieving a high number of downloads is largely dependent on already being prominent. Consequently, a small minority of games achieve very high downloads, whilst the vast majority
achieve very small download figures."
Nevertheless, Juniper Research's report finds that the mobile games industry is in a much healthier state than it was
when the last edition was published. Apple's iPhone/App Store combination has set the benchmark, with a higher
share of revenue for developers, and development platforms which take advantage of advancements in handset technology, as discussed in the report.
The Mobile Games video whitepaper is available to view on www.juniperresearch.com together with the whitepaper, 'High Score for Mobile Games!' and further details of the study 'Mobile Games: App Store Strategies, Business Models & Forecasts 2010-2015'
Juniper Research provides research and analytical services to the global hi-tech communications sector, providing
consultancy, analyst reports and industry commentary.
Contact:

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John Levett
Juniper Research
1: [phone]
E: j ohn.levett@j uniperresearch. com
- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: GAMES INC
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); Wireless Networking (1W162); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics
(1C061); Internet Audio & Video (1IN30); I.T. Analysts Report (11T76); I.T. (11T96); Knowledge Management
(1KN91); Wireless Internet & Messaging (1W149); Internet Technology (1IN39); Online Content Providers
(10N63); Entertaimnent (1EN08); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Information Management (1IN35); Digital
Broadcasting (1DI81); Networking (1NE45); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03); Electronic Interactive Entertainment (1EL14))
REGION: (England (1EN10); United Kingdom (1UN38); Europe (1EU83); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP STORE; APP STORE STRATEGIES; GAMES; HAMPSHIRE; JOHN LEVETT JUNIPER RESEARCH; JUNIPER RESEARCH; JUNIPER RESEARCH APP STORES DRIVE; MOBILE GAMES
REVENUES) (Apple; Daniel Ashdown; Discoverability) (HAMPSHIRE, UK) (HAMPSHIRE, UK)
KEYWORDS: (Media and Entertainment:Video games); (Telecom:Telecommunication Services)
COMPANY TERMS: JUNIPER RESEARCH LTD
Word Count: 335
11/30/10 INTERNETWIRE 00:00:00
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News & Observer, The (Raleigh, NC)
Copyright 2010 McClatchy-Tribune Information Services
November 26, 2010
PocketGear's Bowman: Big potential for non-Apple 'apps' stores Alan Wolf
Staff writer
Jud Bowman, founder and CEO of PocketGear, isn't worried about Apple Inc. dominating the booming market for
cell-phone applications.
A story in the Wall Street Journal this week noted that Apple's market power and the entry of other giants such as
Google into the apps store business is increasing pressure on small players such as PocketGear and GetJar.
There are about 125 million iPhones and other Apple devices out there, and those users will download more than $1
billion worth of apps from Apple's store this year. But there are billions of other mobile devices worldwide, Bowman points out.
"Apple has shown us the incredible potential," he said in a phone interview today. "There's a huge potential for
other companies going after this market."
His Durham company develops and runs stores that sell games and other apps for more than 40 phone companies or
handset makers, and is racing to add more. So far this year, the number of customers to those stores has increased
about 370 percent from a year ago, Bowman said.
"Our strategy seems to be paying off," he said.
Revenue from mobile apps is expected to reach $32 billion in 2015, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing data
from Juniper Research . Apple controls two-thirds of the market, but it is attracting more competition, the paper
wrote.
"People just don't think they have the option to go to a third-party App store to get the app they want, and this is a
big problem for those store owners," Harry Wong , director of mobile research at Parks Associates , told the Wall
Street Journal .
Bowman acknowledges the newspaper was right: PocketGear isn't making money yet. He declined to comment on
specific financial results, but added that the company is using the $15 million in venture capital fmancing it raised
this year to boost sales, line up new customers and improve its technology.

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PocketGear continues to hire and recently crossed the 50-employee mark. Some of the money raised came from an
investment firm backed by Google CEO Eric Schmidt , and from a fund associated with Research in Motion, the
company behind the popular BlackBerry devices.
"We wouldn't be making the investments if we didn't see the growth," Bowman said. "It's a bit of a land grab going
on."
Some of that includes winning new customers that want PocketGear's technology to set up their own apps stores.
PocketGear makes a percentage on every app sold.
Bowman, who founded PocketGear's predecessor a decade ago while still a teenager, will turn 30 next year. He
bought back the company 2 1/2 years ago from Motricity, which moved its headquarters to the Seattle area from
Durham.
He's got enough business savvy to recognize the publicity that comes with his company getting mentioned in a story
about Apple and the apps store industry. "It's always nice to be in the [ Wall Street] Journal ," he said.
Read the full Wall Street Journal story here .
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: GOOGLE CZECH REPUBLIC S R 0; APPLE PROFESSIONALS INC; APPLE RETAIL ITALIA
SRL; PARKS ASSOCIATES; GOOGLE SPAIN SL; GOOGLE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GOOGLE
000; GOOGLE INC; GOOGLE DENMARK APS; APPLE INC; APPLE GMBH; GOOGLE SWEDEN AB
NEWS SUBJECT: (Venture Capital (1VE73); Corporate Funding (1X017); Funding Instruments (1FU41); Corporate Events (1CR05); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Financial Services (1F137); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE; APPLE MC; GOOGLE; PARKS ASSOCIATES) (Bowman; Eric Schmidt; GetJar;
Harry Wong; Jud Bowman; PocketGear; Read; Revenue) (Durham; Seattle; Durham; us; usa; na; us.nc ; us.wa;
us.nc .durham; us.wa.seatle)
KEYWORDS: (XC/NASDAQ-NMS); (XC/Unknown); (CT/ebf. fm.sec.hiy); (CT/ebf. fm.sec); (CT/ebf. fm );
(CT/ebf); (NT/Debt); (NT/Stocks); (XC/any.compariy); (XC/any)
TICKER SYMBOL: Unknown:WALLSTJNLINOTCOMPANY; NASDAQ-NMS:GOOG
Word Count: 486
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2010 WLNR 23458567
Wall Street Journal Abstracts (USA)
Copyright 2010 The New York Times Company
November 24, 2010
Section: B
INDIE APP STORES STRUGGLE
CHRISTOPHER LAWTON
Christopher Lawton Technology Journal colunm discusses tribulations of independent online purveyors of cellphone applications; notes Apple Inc's AppStore accounted for about 65% of roughly 2.6 billion apps downloaded
from stores in 2009 (M)
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: APPLE PROFESSIONALS INC; APPLE INC
INDUSTRY: (Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Retail
(1RE82); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (Lawton, Christopher) (APPLE INC; CHRISTOPHER LAWTON TECHNOLOGY JOURNAL) (INDIE APP STORES)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and the Internet); (Cellular Telephones)
COMPANY TERMS: APPLE INC
Word Count: 31
11/24/10 WSJ-ABS B8
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2010 WLNR 21003533
COMMUNICATIONS DAILY
Copyright 2010 Warren Publishing, Inc.
October 18, 2010
Section: TODAY'S NEWS
New App Stores On Web, TV Draw Interest from Content Owners
Media companies are working on new applications for Web browsers and other platforms as the popularity of mobile "apps" is spreading online and to the TV, Internet industry executives said. Some see the forthcoming Web application stores such as Google's Chrome Web Store as a way to fmd more revenue from their online content, they
said. "Publishers will be very keen to get involved in this," said Alex Vlasto, vice president of marketing at
Alot.com, which is developing a Web browser app bar, similar to a toolbar. "It will simply be another channel to
distribute their content, and importantly a channel where ...
they can have an opportunity to charge for content," he said. The new app platforms will give media companies a
chance to develop new user interfaces for their online content, executives said. Through new programming tools
such as HTML 5, software developers can provide a much richer experience through apps than on traditional websites, said Ryan Massie, executive vice president of Clicker.com , which developed an HTLM 5 site for Chrome of
its online video indexing product. "You can do a lot of things now in browsers that in the past would have taken a
full download of an application," he said. "Everything is moving to the cloud and the browser is becoming the place
where you manage applications." And as more new TV sets incorporate Internet connectivity, companies will increasingly develop applications better suited for that screen, he said. "Just like 10 years ago when people started
developing mobile interfaces for their websites, we're thinking we'll have to start doing the same if people are accessing us through their televisions." Media content owners have been very interested in developing applications for
Google's Chrome Web Store which will be introduced later this year, said Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, senior product
manager for the store. He said they're attracted to Chrome's large and growing user base, the new capabilities of designing in HTML 5 and the opportunity to develop new business models based on subscription revenue or solesponsorship of content through the store. "People are looking at this as an opportunity across all types of content,"
he said. Google expects media companies, news organizations, games developers and other content publishers to
develop apps for the platform, said Brian Rakowski, director of product management for the Google Chrome team.
Media companies are also applications for Web-connected TV sets to take advantage of the popular consumer behavior of browsing the Internet while watching TV, said Russ Schafer, senior director of marketing at Yahoo's Connected TV group. On sets equipped with Yahoo's technology, two kinds of applications get the most use &ndashfrequent check-in applications that provide news and weather updates, and media applications that allow viewers to
watch traditional TV programming, he said. And last week Google announced programmers including CNBC, the
NBA and HBO would have apps on its new Google TV platform. The type and amount of programming that content
owners make available to these platforms may vary, said Clicker's Massie. At programmers' request, Clicker's online
video indexing system can limit access to certain programs based on where the viewer is watching it, he said. "We
have a very good process for turning off sources ... we can turn off 'sources if someone is accessing us via their
phone or the Web or television," he said. But programmers should be cautious about limiting access on these new

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platforms too strictly, Vlasto said. "If you're basically saying to people 'the only way you can consume this content
is via Hulu.com or our TV station', that's really narrow minded, and I think they'll end up shooting themselves in the
foot," he said. He predicted that programmers will be more open with their programming in the future as new online
storefronts facilitate easier payments from viewers and advertisers. -&ndash Josh Wein
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: WAREHOUSES ESTATES BELGIUM S CA; YAHOO TECHNOLOGIES NORWAY AS;
GOOGLE INC; GOOGLE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GOOGLE 000; GOOGLE SPAIN SL; LOW
VOLTAGE DEVICES PLANT OPEN JSK; YAHOO NC; YAHOO HUNGARY LABS KFT; GOOGLE SWEDEN AB; GOOGLE CZECH REPUBLIC S R 0; GOOGLE DENMARK APS; INTERNET SECURITIES; CENTRAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN; YAHOO DO BRASIL INTERNET LDA; YAHOO
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); Internet Audio & Video (1IN30); Internet Media Content (11N04); Online & Electronic Publishing (10N84); Emerging Internet Business Applications (1EM61); World Wide Web (1W065); Online
Entertainment (10N93); TV Programming (1TV26); I.T. (1IT96); Retail (1RE82); Knowledge Management
(1KN91); Online Information Services (10N58); Internet Technology (1IN39); Online Content Providers (10N63);
Entertainment (1EN08); Internet Media (1IN67); Information Management (1IN35); Digital Broadcasting (1DI81);
Content Management (1C041); E-Commerce (1EC30); Online Services (10N37); Publishing (1PU26); TV
(1TV19))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (CHROME; CHROME WEB STORE; CLICKER COM; CONNECTED TV; GOOGLE;
GOOGLE CHROME; INTERNET; NBA; NEW GOOGLE TV; TV; WEB; YAHOO) (Alex Vlasto; Brian Rakowski; Clicker; Josh Wein; Massie; Rahul Roy-Chowdhury; Russ Schafer; Ryan Massie; Vlasto)
Word Count: 640
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10/18/10 Wash. Internet Daily (Pg. Unavail. Online)
2010 WLNR 21003602
WASHINGTON INTERNET DAILY
Copyright 2010 Warren Publishing, Inc.
October 18, 2010
Section: TODAY'S NEWS
New App Stores On Web, TV Draw Interest from Content Owners
Media companies are working on new applications for Web browsers and other platforms as the popularity of mobile "apps" is spreading online and to the TV, Internet industry executives said. Some see the forthcoming Web application stores such as Google's Chrome Web Store as a way to fmd more revenue from their online content, they
said. "Publishers will be very keen to get involved in this," said Alex Vlasto, vice president of marketing at
Alot.com, which is developing a Web browser app bar, similar to a toolbar. "It will simply be another channel to
distribute their content, and importantly a channel where ...
they can have an opportunity to charge for content," he said. The new app platforms will give media companies a
chance to develop new user interfaces for their online content, executives said. Through new programming tools
such as HTML 5, software developers can provide a much richer experience through apps than on traditional websites, said Ryan Massie, executive vice president of Clicker.corn, which developed an HTLM 5 site for Chrome of
its online video indexing product. "You can do a lot of things now in browsers that in the past would have taken a
full download of an application," he said. "Everything is moving to the cloud and the browser is becoming the place
where you manage applications." And as more new TV sets incorporate Internet connectivity, companies will increasingly develop applications better suited for that screen, he said. "Just like 10 years ago when people started
developing mobile interfaces for their websites, we're thinking we'll have to start doing the same if people are accessing us through their televisions." Media content owners have been very interested in developing applications for
Google's Chrome Web Store which will be introduced later this year, said Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, senior product
manager for the store. He said they're attracted to Chrome's large and growing user base, the new capabilities of designing in HTML 5 and the opportunity to develop new business models based on subscription revenue or solesponsorship of content through the store. "People are looking at this as an opportunity across all types of content,"
he said. Google expects media companies, news organizations, games developers and other content publishers to
develop apps for the platform, said Brian Rakowski, director of product management for the Google Chrome team.
Media companies are also applications for Web-connected TV sets to take advantage of the popular consumer behavior of browsing the Internet while watching TV, said Russ Schafer, senior director of marketing at Yahoo's Connected TV group. On sets equipped with Yahoo's technology, two kinds of applications get the most use &ndashfrequent check-in applications that provide news and weather updates, and media applications that allow viewers to
watch traditional TV programming, he said. And last week Google announced programmers including CNBC, the
NBA and HBO would have apps on its new Google TV platform. The type and amount of programming that content
owners make available to these platforms may vary, said Clicker's Massie. At programmers' request, Clicker's online
video indexing system can limit access to certain programs based on where the viewer is watching it, he said. "We
have a very good process for turning off sources ... we can turn off sources if someone is accessing us via their
phone or the Web or television," he said. But programmers should be cautious about limiting access on these new

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platforms too strictly, Vlasto said. "If you're basically saying to people 'the only way you can consume this content
is via Hulu.com or our TV station', that's really narrow minded, and I think they'll end up shooting themselves in the
foot," he said. He predicted that programmers will be more open with their programming in the future as new online
storefronts facilitate easier payments from viewers and advertisers. -&ndash Josh Wein
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: WAREHOUSES ESTATES BELGIUM S CA; YAHOO TECHNOLOGIES NORWAY AS;
GOOGLE INC; GOOGLE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GOOGLE 000; GOOGLE SPAIN SL; LOW
VOLTAGE DEVICES PLANT OPEN JSK; YAHOO INC; YAHOO HUNGARY LABS KFT; GOOGLE SWEDEN AB; GOOGLE CZECH REPUBLIC S R 0; GOOGLE DENMARK APS; INTERNET SECURITIES; CENTRAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN; YAHOO DO BRASIL INTERNET LDA; YAHOO
INDUSTRY: (Internet (111127); Internet Audio & Video (1IN30); Internet Media Content (11N04); Online & Electronic Publishing (10N84); Emerging Internet Business Applications (1EM61); World Wide Web (1W065); Online
Entertainment (10N93); TV Programming (1TV26); I.T. (11T96); Retail (1RE82); Knowledge Management
(1KN91); Online Information Services (10N58); Internet Technology (1IN39); Online Content Providers (10N63);
Entertainment (1EN08); Internet Media (111467); Information Management (1IN35); Digital Broadcasting (1DI81);
Content Management (1C041); E-Commerce (1EC30); Online Services (10N37); Publishing (1PU26); TV
(1TV19))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (CHROME; CHROME WEB STORE; CLICKER COM; CONNECTED TV; GOOGLE;
GOOGLE CHROME; INTERNET; NBA; NEW GOOGLE TV; TV; WEB; YAHOO) (Alex Vlasto; Brian Rakowski; Clicker; Josh Wein; Massie; Rahul Roy-Chowdhury; Russ Schafer; Ryan Massie; Vlasto)
Word Count: 640
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AP Alert - Gambling
Copyright 2010 The Associated Press
October 6, 2010
Smartphone Adoption & App Stores Push European Mobile Betting User Base Past 2 Million, Juniper Report
Finds
http://www.juniperresearch.com_Consumer smartphone adoption has been a major driver in a resurgent European
mobile gambling sector, with user numbers expected to rise by more than 60% in 2010, a new report from Juniper
Research has found. Mobile betting services across the region have been particularly successful, with more than 2
million sports book customers in Europe now using the mobile to place their bets.
According to the report, leading betting firms have reported dramatic increases in mobile bets placed following the
launch of browser-based apps optimised for the iPhone and Android operating systems. Furthermore, the decision by
Apple to allow selected native apps -- such as those from BetFair and Paddy Power -- to be offered on the App Store
has provided service providers with a new, highly visible and potentially lucrative delivery channel.
Meanwhile, the Juniper report noted that both adoption and usage levels received a further fillip during the World
Cup in June, with Ladbrokes taking more than 100,000 bets via the mobile on the tournament.
According to report author Dr Windsor Holden, "The last twelve months or so have provided optimal growth conditions for mobile gambling services. With the growth in consumer smartphone adoption, mobile users are becoming
far more comfortable with m-commerce in general, and gambling companies are benefiting from this greater affmOther fmdings from the Mobile Gambling Markets report include:
A whitepaper exploring the mobile gambling marketplace, 'Good Odds for Mobile Gambling' is available to
download from the new Juniper Research website today. To explore additional features of the new site and to register for free whitepapers/blogs, please go to http://www.juniperresearch.com (http://www.juniperresearch.com ) .
Further details of the study 'Mobile Gambling Markets: Casinos, Lotteries & Betting 2010-2015' can be
downloaded from the Juniper web site.
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consultancy, analyst reports and industry commentary.
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---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: LADBROKES; BETTING PROMOTION SWEDEN AB; HILTON GROUP PLC ADR
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Electronics (1EL16); Internet Appliances (11N53);
Emerging Internet Business Applications (1EM61); I.T. Analysts Report (11T76); Hand-Held Devices (1PA81); I.T.
(1IT96); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Consumer Products & Services (1C062);
Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (Europe (1EU83))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP STORE; BETTING; CASINOS; LADBROKES; LOTTERIES; MOBILE GAMBLING; MOBILE GAMBLING MARKETS; SMARTPHONE ADOPTION AND APP STORES PUSH EUROPEAN MOBILE BETTING USER) (Add; Juniper Research; Windsor Holden) (GlobalDistribution)
KEYWORDS: (f); (Gambling); (HiTech)
Word Count: 362
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Copyright 2010 Marketwire
October 6, 2010
Smartphone Adoption & App Stores Push European Mobile Betting User Base Past 2 Million, Juniper Report Finds
Betting Firms Receive Boost as App Stores Begin to Offer Gambling Apps
HAMPSHIRE, UK 10/06/10
HAMPSHIRE, UK, October 6 / MARKET WIRE/ -Consumer smartphone adoption has been a major driver in a resurgent European mobile gambling sector, with
user numbers expected to rise by more than 60% in 2010, a new report from Juniper Research has found. Mobile
betting services across the region have been particularly successful, with more than 2 million sports book customers
in Europe now using the mobile to place their bets.
According to the report, leading betting firms have reported dramatic increases in mobile bets placed following the
launch of browser-based apps optimised for the iPhone and Android operating systems. Furthermore, the decision by
Apple to allow selected native apps -- such as those from BetFair and Paddy Power -- to be offered on the App Store
has provided service providers with a new, highly visible and potentially lucrative delivery channel.
Meanwhile, the Juniper report noted that both adoption and usage levels received a further fillip during the World
Cup in June, with Ladbrokes taking more than 100,000 bets via the mobile on the tournament.
According to report author Dr Windsor Holden, "The last twelve months or so have provided optimal growth conditions for mobile gambling services. With the growth in consumer smartphone adoption, mobile users are becoming
far more comfortable with m-commerce in general, and gambling companies are benefiting from this greater affmity. 11
Other fmdings from the Mobile Gambling Markets report include:
Mobile betting accounted for more than 70% of total global mobile gambling wagers in 2009, with the vast majority coming from the well-established iPAT service in Japan The US is likely to become a key market in the medium term with the launch of mobile lottery services from 2011 onwards
A whitepaper exploring the mobile gambling marketplace, 'Good Odds for Mobile Gambling' is available to
download from the new Juniper Research website today. To explore additional features of the new site and to register for free whitepapers/blogs, please go to www.juniperresearch.com .
Further details of the study 'Mobile Gambling Markets: Casinos, Lotteries & Betting 2010-2015' can be downloaded

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from the Juniper website.
Juniper Research provides research and analytical services to the global hi-tech communications sector, providing
consultancy, analyst reports and industry commentary.
John Levett
Juniper Research
Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: LADBROKES; BETTING PROMOTION SWEDEN AB; HILTON GROUP PLC ADR
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Internet Appliances (1IN53);
Emerging Internet Business Applications (1EM61); I.T. Analysts Report (11T76); Hand-Held Devices (1PA81); I.T.
(11T96); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Mobile Phones & Pagers
(1W107); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (England (1EN10); United Kingdom (1UN38); Europe (1EU83); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP STORE; APP STORES BEGIN; BETTING; CASINOS; HAMPSHIRE; LADBROKES; LOTTERIES; MOBILE GAMBLING; MOBILE GAMBLING MARKETS; SMARTPHONE ADOPTION APP STORES PUSH EUROPEAN MOBILE BETTING USER) (John Leven Juniper; Receive Boost; Windsor Holden) (HAMPSHIRE, UK) (HAMPSHIRE, UK)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Internet); (Professional Services:Advertising, PR and Marketing); (Professional Services:Other Professional Services); (Retail:Consumer Electronics); (Retail:E-Commerce); (Telecom:Wireless); (Travel and Hospitality:Casinos/Gambling)
COMPANY TERMS: JUNIPER RESEARCH LTD
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Copyright 2010 Investors Business Daily
September 29, 2010
Section: Technology
App Stores Offer Feast For Window-Shoppers
Applications abundant for iPhone, BlackBeny, Android smart phones
PAUL KORZENIOWSKI
FOR INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
A smart phone is anything but a mere phone nowadays.
The name of the game: apps.
"Application stores enable customers to take a cell phone and customize it to fit their own personality," said Frank
Dickson, an analyst at market research firm In-Stat.
Apple ([STOCK[AAPL]]) popularized the idea of smart-phone apps stores with its iPhone, a big success that soon
spawned app stores among most cell phone makers and services providers.
When users poke around smart- phone app stores, they find a wide range of applications. They range from workplace collaboration tools — videoconferencing apps, sharing PowerPoint apps and more — to the ... more frivolous.
One iPhone app is designed to have the phone mimic someone hard at work — shuffling papers and the like —
while the worker sneaks in a quick catnap.
Apple says it has more than 250,000 applications available for download at its App Store. Prices range from free to
$129, it says.
Many of the programs started off with a consumer focus, but the lines are blurring. Apple says it can't say just how
many of its apps are business and how many consumer, because so many have multiple uses.
"Recently, Apple has been turning its attention more to the business market," said Jack Gold, principal of J. Gold
Associates, a research firm focused on mobile devices.
The largest makers of business software, including Oracle ([STOCK[ORCL]]) and SAP ([STOCK[SAPM, now
offer mobile applications to aid business users in such area as payroll and accounting.
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ries, such as business, fmance and productivity. Developers must categorize their apps into one of those 18.
New And Newsworthy
Apple further divides its apps under various subheadings, such as top paid, top free, what's hot, new and newsworthy, and staff picks.
Apple keeps a tight reign on the application approval process. The company has a lengthy set of stipulations that
developers must adhere to before their applications are sold in its App Store.
"I have been amazed that someone has not challenged Apple's approval process in court," Gold said.
A couple of high-profile issues have surfaced, however. Apple has not approved Adobe Systems'
([STOCK[ADBE]]) Flash or Google's ([STOCK[GOOGth Google Voice for sale in its App Store. Observers expect
the door to be opened to both applications at some point, but that's not yet been the case.
Some observers view Apple's App Store policies as anti-competitive.
"You look at Apple's refusal to allow Adobe and Google to launch their applications and wonder if there were technical or competitive reasons for the company's position," said In-Stat's Dickson.
Google's Android operating system has, like iPhone, quickly emerged as a major player in the smart-phone market.
Google makes the open-source OS available free to phone makers. Motorola ([STOCK[MOT]]), HTC and Samsung
are among the handset makers that have released Android smart phones. (Google gets no direct money from Android, but the OS is designed to work well with Google's search and other services.)
Google won't be alone in providing Android app stores. Other companies have plans to do so, reportedly including
Kindle e-book reader maker Amazon.com ([STOCK[AMZN]]).
Market tracker NPD Group says more Android smart phones were sold in the second quarter in the U.S. than
iPhones. They ranked Nos. 1 and 2, respectively.
Google, though lags behind Apple in apps, though its Android Market app store opened just three months after Apple's, in October 2008 vs. that July.
Google says its app store has more than 80,000 applications available for download, with prices ranging from free
to $200.
It, too, identifies its top paid and top free programs. Paid app distribution, however, continues to be limited to a
relatively few countries, which of course is an issue in the developer community.
'
Open-Source Attraction
The open-source Android OS is freely open to app developers. That's the good news for app developers. The bad
news is that handset makers are allowed to tweak Android, and do so as a way of differentiating their products.
As a result, "because the underlying hardware is different, there is no guarantee that an application will run on every

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Android phone," Gold said.
BlackBeny maker Research In Motion USTOCK[RIMIVI]]) had worked with third parties in the past. It didn't open
its own app store until spring 2009. It started with 1,000 apps and now has about 10,000, ranging in price from free
to more than $100.
RIM originally aimed its BlackBerry at business users. Its users can download a range of white papers . and Webinars on various business topics.
Because security is always a top concern with businesses, the company historically has followed a tight approval
process.
Its BlackBerry App World store is helping RIM expand its reach into the consumer market. App World features
keyword and category searches.
It offers Top 25 lists in the categories of new, popular, themes, paid and free, as well as a regularly rotated list of
featured applications.
What About Microsoft?
Microsoft ([STOCK[MSFT]]) is the wild card. The company's Windows Mobile operating system has seen its market share drop like a stone in the face of strong competition from iPhone, Android and BlackBerry.
• Market tracker Gartner says Microsoft's global market share fell to 5% last quarter from 9.3% a year ago.
"There are questions about Microsoft's long-term future in the smart-phone space," Gold said.
But Microsoft plans to open its first app store with the launch of its Windows Phone 7.0 operating system sometime
before the holiday shopping season.
Microsoft says Windows Marketplace for Mobile will have 2,200 apps available at launch, including games. It says
5,300 software vendors have registered to build applications for Windows Mobile.
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: ADOBE SYSTEMS BRASIL; ADOBE SYSTEMS GMBH; GOOGLE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GOOGLE 000; MOTOROLA SAS; STOCK; ADOBE SYSTEMS NEW ZEALAND LTD; SAP AG ADR;
HTC CORP; DP ACQUISITION 2006 LLC; ORACLE NORGE AS; ORACLE CORPORATION UK LTD;
ADOBE SYSTEMS S R 0; RAYNAL ET ROQUELAURE; AUTOMATIQUE DE PROFILAGE SAS{SAP}; MICROSOFT CORP (TEXAS); AGENTIA PROPRIETATII PUBLICE; SAP AG; AMAZON COM INC; MICROSOFT CORPORATION (INDIA) PVT LTD; GOOGLE SWEDEN AB; ORACLE CORP; MOTOROLA BV; RESEARCH IN MOTION BELGIUM BVBA; ORACLE DANMARK APS; ORACLE; GOOGLE DENMARK APS;
ASIA PULP AND PAPER CO LTD; ADOBE SYSTEMS CO LTD; MOTOROLA GMBH (MOTOROLA INC);
APP INTERNATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY BV; ADOBE SYSTEMS SOUTH AFRICA (PROPRIETARY)
LTD; GOOGLE SPAIN SL; OS CO LTD; APPLE GMBH; ADOBE SYSTEMS WC; ADOBE SYSTEMS DANMARK APS; ADOBE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING GMBH; ORACLE CORPORATION JAPAN; GOOGLE
CZECH REPUBLIC S R 0; SAP; RESEARCH IN MOTION CORP; ADOBE SYSTEMS PTE LTD; ADOBE
SYSTEMS ROMANIA SRL; MOTOROLA INC; ADOBE SYSTEMS FEDERAL LLC; APPLIED PLASMA
PHYSICS AS; RESEARCH IN MOTION LTD; MICROSOFT CORP; RAEBER INFORMATION MANAGE-

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MENT; MOTOROLA ISRAEL BEAM; MICROSOFT CORP (NORTH CAROLINA); APPLE PROFESSIONALS
INC; APPLE RETAIL ITALIA SRL; MICROSOFT CORP (SEATTLE); GOOGLE WC; HANGZHOU STEAM
TURBINE CO LTD; MOTOROLA CAPITAL TRUST I; ORACLE SVENSKA AB; MICROSOFT DEVELOPMENT CENTER COPENHAGEN APS; MOTOROLA; AMAZON COM; MICROSOFT LTD; ADVANCED
PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING CO; APPLE WC; MUNICIPALITY OF OS; AMAZON COM LLC
NEWS SUBJECT: (Market Share (1MA91); Major Corporations (1MA93); Sales & Marketing (1MA51); Business
Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Consumer Electronics (1C061); Electronics (1EL16); Hand-Held Devices (1PA81); I.T. (11T96);
Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Palmtop Operating Systems & Software (1PA15); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (AAPL; ADOBE; ANDROID; ANDROID MARKET; ANDROID OS; APP; APP STORE;
APP STORES OFFER; BLACKBERRY; BLACKBERRY APP; GOOGLE; HTC; J GOLD ASSOCIATES; MICROSOFT; MOTOROLA; MSFT; ORACLE; ORCL; OS; RIM; RIMM; SAP; STOCK; WINDOWS MARKETPLACE; WINDOWS MOBILE) (Apple; Application; Dickson; Frank Dickson; Gold; Jack Gold; Samsung)
COMPANY TERMS: ADOBE SYSTEMS; AMAZON COM; APPLE; GOOGLE; MICROSOFT; MOTOROLA;
ORACLE; RESEARCH IN MOTION; SAP; APPLE WC; ADOBE SYSTEMS INC; AMAZON COM INC;
GOOGLE INC; MOTOROLA INC; MICROSOFT CORP; ORACLE CORP; RESEARCH IN MOTION LTD; SAP
AG ADR
TICKER SYMBOL: AAPL; ADBE; AMZN; GOOG; MOT; MSFT; ORCL; RIMM; SAP
Word Count: 962
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Times Leader, The (Wilkes-Barre, PA)
Copyright 2010 The Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
August 12, 2010
The Times Leader, Wilkes-Bane, Pa., Tech Talk colunm: App stores, gadgets driving convergence of computers,
TV TECH TALK NICK DELORENZO
Nick DeLorenzo
The Times Leader, Wilkes-Bane, Pa.
Aug. 12--I'VE LONG suspected that a seamless merger between television and computer was inevitable. But as
possible as it might be to easily achieve that goal by using your desktop computer as a tuner/DVR, the line between
television and computer has remained a fairly solid one.
Until now. Samsung has launched an app store for its new HDTV models -- an app store that has expanded rapidly
since its launch. Sporting titles like "ESPN Next Level," these apps promise to bring a whole new level of interactivity into your living room.
For sporting and news events in particular, this could greatly enhance the way you watch TV. Samsung's applications work across a range of their devices, from televisions to cell phones.
And Samsung isn't alone; Apple and Google are also big-name contenders in this burgeoning market.
Google, the quintessential Goliath of the online world, is offering Android-based set-top boxes that allow you to use
or overlay apps and access the Internet via your existing television set.
Google has formed partnerships with companies such as Sony, Intel and Dish Network to consolidate its foothold in
the market, and the increasing use of, its Android platform on phones and tablet PCs means we could soon see some
interesting convergence between the devices.
Apple has been offering "Apple TV" for some time now, based upon a lightweight version of its OSX operating
system. Unusual for Apple, there hasn't been too much hype about the product.
Nick DeLorenzo is Director of Interactive and New Media for The Times Leader. Write him at
[e-mail]
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INDUSTRY: (PC (1PC82); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Electronics (1EL16); Computer Equipment (1C077);
I.T. (11T96); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer
Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (U.S. Mid-Atlantic Region (1MI18); North America (1N039); USA (1US73); Americas (1AM92); Pennsylvania (1PE71))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE TV; OSX; SONY INTEL; TIMES LEADER (THE); TIMES LEADER; TV) (Apple;
Aug; Google; Nick DeLorenzo; Samsung; Tech Talk; Unusual; Write)
TICKER SYMBOL: NASDAQ-NMS:GOOG; NYSE:SNE; NASDAQ-NMS:INTC; NASDAQ-NMS:DISH;
HongKong:0708
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Copyright 2010 The Dallas Morning News
July 31, 2010
Are app stores for PCs on the way?
Over the last few years, phone makers have trained their customers to download new programs directly from the
Internet to their handsets.
No need to visit a retailer, buy a box and slide an installation disc into your computer.
Direct-download app stores reign as just about the only way to install new programs on your phone. So why don't
we have app stores for our computers?
Well, there are indications we could soon have just such a virtual marketplace for our desktops and laptops.
Computer users are clearly losing interest in traditional disc-based computer software. Sales in the U.S. of oldfashioned boxed computer software have steadily fallen from $3 billion in 2005 to $2.4 billion last year, according
to research firm NPD Group.
Meanwhile, global app downloads for phones are expected to generate sales of $6.8 billion this year and zoom to
$29.5 billion by 2013, according to Gartner Inc.
No one tracks sales of downloadable software, but experts say the pendulum is clearly swinging toward digital
downloads.
Stephen Baker, an NPD analyst, said traditional boxed software will continue to be the dominant delivery method
for computer software for several years.
"That said, we've seen and will continue to see for computer software a winnowing down of what carries value to
the consumer by being in a box," he said.
Americans certainly aren't losing their appetite for PCs. Shipments of desktops and laptops are expected to grow
from 70.1 million in 2009 to 79.9 million in 2010, on the way to an estimated 121 3 million in 2014, according to
the research firm IDC.
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Many popular computer programs these days are available as both downloads and boxed products. You can buy or
download the latest version of Photoshop, for example, or Microsoft's newest Windows 7 operating system or Office
2010 productivity programs.
But those programs are scattered across the websites of the various manufacturers.
"Chances are, on the PC, there's an app for that, as well," said Steve Kleynhans, vice president of the client computing group at Gartner. "But chances are you're never going to find it. The app store on the PC is Google, I guess."
Many developers are also now offering their programs directly as Web-based services. For example, rather than
install mapping software on your computer, you just browse to Google Maps.
But there are drawbacks to transforming stand-alone programs into websites.
First, you have to have an always-on Internet connection to use a Web-based program.
Second, some Web apps are simply too bulky to run over any but the fastest Internet connections.
While an online app store would require an Internet connection for the initial download, you could then install the
program and run it without access to the Internet.
There are some small efforts to gather downloadable computer programs into unified stores. Download.com and
Valve Corp.'s Steam service for downloading games are essentially PC app stores, as are online music and video
download services like Apple Inc.'s iTunes.
But none of those programs are integrated directly into the operating system. And for more than 90 percent of computer users, that operating system is a version of Microsoft's Windows.
A few weeks ago, a series of Microsoft slides about features for the as-yet-unannounced Windows 8 leaked online.
One of the most detailed concepts was for a "Windows Store" that would look familiar to any smart-phone user.
Microsoft has not commented on the accuracy of the presentation, but Kleynhans said Microsoft might well be
building app stores for Windows.
An official Microsoft app store - or stores - would also give less tech-savvy customers confidence that the program
is at least as reliable and trustworthy as the average boxed program.
Kleynhans said that even when users fmd a program online that they'd like to download, it's often hard to tell if the
website offering the download is free of viruses and malware.
"When you go to a random place on the Internet and click on a link, it could, in effect, blow up your PC," he said. "I
think an app store helps to establish that [trust] because it puts a seal of approval."
DMN
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SOFT DEVELOPMENT CENTER COPENHAGEN APS
INDUSTRY: (Internet (1IN27); PC (1PC82); Software Products (1S056); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Computer Equipment (1C077); I.T. Analysts Report (1IT76); Home & Multimedia PCs (1H036);
Online Entertainment (10N93); I.T. (11T96); Retail (1RE82); Internet Software (1IN50); Software 0/S Platforms
(1S068); Software (1S030); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Entertainment (1EN08); Internet Media
(1IN67); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Portable PCs (1P056); PC 0/S Platforms (1PC73); Consumer Products
& Services (1C062); Telecom . Consumer Equipment (1TE03); Electronic Interactive Entertainment (1EL14); PC
Retailing (1PC68))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE INC; DMN; DOWNLOAD COM; GARTNER; GARTNER INC; MICROSOFT;
NPD; PC; PCS; VALVE CORP; WINDOWS) (Chances; Google Maps; Kleynhans; Stephen Baker; Steve Kleynhans)
KEYWORDS: SOFTWARE
EDITION: EDITION1
Word Count: 723
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2010 WLNR 14869787
MidnightTrader
Copyright 2010 MidnightTrader.com . All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited.
July 26, 2010
Citigroup Says It's IPhone App Stores User's Customer Account Information - Shares Up
Boston, Jul 26, 2010 (MidnightTrader via COMTEX News Network) -- Citigroup (C) said its application for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone has been saving customer account information in files hidden on the user's phone, according to
several reports.
Citigrohp shares are up 2.2% or $0.09, to $4.11.
Price: 4.11, Change: +0.09, Percent Change: +2.2
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO; EUROPEAN AMERICAN BANK CORP; CITIGROUP INC; CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS LLC
NEWS SUBJECT: (Major Corporations (1MA93); Investment Banking (1IN86))
INDUSTRY: (Major Financial Services Firms (1MA21); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Investment Banks (11NO3); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Financial Services (1F137); Banking (1BA20); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (CITIGROUP; COMTEX NEWS; CUSTOMER ACCOUNT INFORMATION; IPHONE
APP STORES USER) (Apple; Price) (UNITED STATES)
KEYWORDS: (Banks); (Diversified Banking Inst); (Financial); (GAIN.MN ); (STOK.MN)
COMPANY TERMS: CITIGROUP INC
PRODUCT: National Commercial Banks
SIC: 6021
TICKER SYMBOL: New York:C

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Copyright 2010 Drug Week via NewsRx.com
July 23, 2010
Section: Expanded Reporting
JackBe Announces Presto 3.0, Industry-First Platform for Enterprise App Stores
JackBe
JackBe, the leading provider of Enterprise Mashup software, announced version 3.0 of its award-winning enterprise
mashup platform, Presto. The new release provides a platform for creating internal Enterprise App Stores, as well as
a robust visual toolset for creating secure Enterprise Apps. Presto 3.0 gives information-hungry business users the
power to create and the freedom to choose the Apps they make, share, and use (see also JackBe).
"The timely, personalized information provided by Apps makes users and customers more productive in their work
and more effective in their decision-making. And the App Store accelerates innovation through quick-to-market App
offerings and allows employees and customers to customize the way in which they use information products," said
Mirko Minnich, CTO and SVP of Elsevier Health Sciences. "I believe every enterprise will ultimately adopt the App
Store as the primary model for delivering information in the future."
JackBe's visual tools make it easy for non-developers to create enterprise Apps, share them with other enterprise
users through the App Store, and deploy them to enterprise destination like portals, SharePoint, iGoogle, and mobile
devices. Presto 3.0 also includes enhancement to Wires, the popular visual mashup-making tool, Mashboard, a new
App assembly and wiring tool, and Mashup Sites for SharePoint, an advanced SharePoint add-on that mashes
SharePoint Lists and publishes Apps as SharePoint WebParts.
"Enterprise App Stores are the next frontier of business user productivity and self-service empowerment. Making it
simple and safe for users to create and share business Apps is what every organization wants," said John Crupi, CTO
at JackBe and co-author of Core J2EE Patterns. "Presto 3.0 puts powerful App-building tools in the hands of techsavvy business users and ultimately gives them tremendous freedom to fmd and share enterprise information safely
whenever, wherever and with whomever they work."
JackBe is hosting free online learning sessions about Enterprise Apps on Tuesday, July 13 and Thursday, July 29.
Interested parties can register for 'Power and Freedom with Your Own Enterprise Apps and App Store' at
http://www.jackbe.com/news_events/events.php . Pricing and Availability Corporate pricing and deployment information for the Presto 3.0 Enterprise Edition is available upon request at www.jackbe.com/about/contact_form.php .
JackBe will be making a cloud-based Developer Edition of Presto 3.0 available to all members of its Mashup Developer Community (wwwjackbe.com/dev); registration in the Community is free and includes tutorials, samples, and
support forums. About JackBe JackBee powers the App Store in the Enterprise, giving businesses the power to create and the freedom to choose Apps that address their unique needs. Our innovative Enterprise Mashup platform,

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Presto®, gives businesses the ability to rapidly mashup previously unconnected information to power secure Apps
and deliver them through a secure Enterprise App Store for better collaboration and decision-making. For more information, visit www.jackbe.com.
JackBe and Presto are trademarks of JackBe Corporation. The names of other companies and products mentioned
herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: ENTERPRISE INTRASTATE LP; AGENTIA PROPRIETATII PUBLICE; ENTERPRISE OF
AMERICA LTD (THE); APP INTERNATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY BV; ENTERPRISE TERMINALLING
LLC; APPLIED PLASMA PHYSICS AS; ADVANCED PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING CO; ENTERPRISE; ASIA PULP AND PAPER CO LTD; ENTERPRISE INVESTMENT SERVICES LLC; JACKBE CORP
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP; APP STORE; APPS; COMMUNITY; CTO; ENTERPRISE; ENTERPRISE APP
STORE; ENTERPRISE APP STORES; ENTERPRISE APPS; ENTERPRISE MASHUP; JACKBE CORP;
MASHUP DEVELOPER COMMUNITY) (Developer Edition; Health Sciences; Interested; JackBe; JackBe Announces Presto; JackBe JackBe; John Crupi; Mashboard; Mirko Minnich; Presto; SharePoint)
KEYWORDS: JackBe; Therapy
Word Count: 501
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Market Wire
Copyright 2010 Marketwire
June 8, 2010
New Report Examines Profitability of Mobile App Stores
ROCKVILLE, MD 06/08/10
ROCKVILLE, MD, June 8 / MARKET WIRE/ -MarketResearch.com has announced the addition of Mind Commerce Publishing's new report "Application Stores:
Game Plan for Network Operators," to their collection of Application Software market reports. For more information, visit http://www.marketresearch.com/product/display.asp?ProductID=2678417.
There are currently 70 application stores and counting! There is a great application rush and every player in the telecom value chain has built stakes in this fast growing market including handset OEMs, device OS, independent players, network OEMs and service providers.
This report examines the evolution of application stores from the days of primitive on device portals, and studies the
business models of Apple and other available app stores offerings. The report also evaluates in detail the emerging
market of India and the evolution of app stores.
Topics covered in the report include...
What are the game changing trends in Application Store market around the world? Is the network operator DNA
suitable for owning, managing and succeeding in the app world? Is there a strategy beyond merely emulating Apple's success model in iPhone App Stores? What are the critical success factors in a network operator owned application stores?
For more information, visit http://www.marketresearch.com/product/display.asp?ProductID=2678417.
Contact:
Sean Snyder
MarketResearch.com
[e-mail]
240.747.3076
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: APPLE RETAIL ITALIA SRL; APPLE GMBH; MARKETRESEARCH COM INC

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• INDUSTRY: (Software Products (1S056); Software (1S030); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics
(1C061); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); LT. (11T96); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (North America (1N039); Maryland (1MA47); Americas (1AM92); USA (1U573))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APP STORES; APPLE; APPLICATION SOFTWARE; APPLICATION STORE; MARKETRESEARCH COM; MOBILE APP STORES; NETWORK OPERATORS; SEAN SNYDER MARKETRESEARCH) (ROCKVILLE, MD) (ROCKVILLE, MD)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Internet); (Computers and Software:Networking); (Computers and Software:Software); (Media and Entertainment:Information Services); (Professional Services:Advertising, PR and Marketing); (Retail:Consumer Electronics); (Retail:Consumer Interest); (Retail:E-Commerce); (Telecom:Networking);
(Telecom:Telecommunication Services); (Telecom:Wireless)
COMPANY TERMS: MARKETRESEARCH COM
Word Count: 214
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Copyright 2010 Nielsen Business Media, Inc.
May 1, 2010
Volume 122; Issue 17
Vive la difference: multiplatform app stores like GetJar reach beyond smart phones.
Bruno, Antony
Offering 150,000-plus apps that have been downloaded more than 2 billion times, Apple's App Store is far and
away the leading source of mobile applications driving today's mobile entertainment market.
But who is No. 2?
A little-known startup called GetJar, founded in 2004 in Lithuania.
Now based in San Mateo, Calif, the company has 68,000 free apps that have been downloaded about 900 million
times, and it's planning to launch a paid app system around midyear.
By way of comparison, Google's Android Market has close to 50,000 apps with about 40 million downloads, while
BlackBerry has slightly more than 6,000 apps. (Download figures aren't available.)
Unlike those app vendors, which are each dedicated to a single mobile operating system, GetJar distributes apps for
multiple platforms and devices. That's what makes it interesting for artists and labels as they look to maximize their
reach among mobile consumers.
While many players in the music business are content with creating apps for the iPhone, the fact remains that many
consumers don't own one. Independent app stores like Getiar make it easier to reach other mobile subscribers by
aggregating apps for different phones at one location, saving companies the trouble of creating different marketing
efforts for multiple devices.
When GetJar customers select an app to download, the site automatically detects the type of handset they're using.
If the app is compatible with the handset, GetJar serves up the appropriate version of the app, whether it's for a
BlackBerry, a Nokia phone or an Android-based handset. For iPhone users, it redirects them to the Apple iPhone
App Store for downloads.
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"We're the Walmart of app stores," GetJar chief marketing officer Patrick Mork says.
GetJar isn't alone. It's merely the largest among a slew of independent app stores that include Handango, acquired
earlier this year by PocketGear; Handmark; AppBoy; and Mogango.
What makes them particularly compelling is that they offer apps for devices other than smart phones. Called "feature phones" by the mobile industry, these devices contain Web browsers and multimedia capabilities but don't have
the same screen size, processing power or custom operating systems that are the hallmarks of the smartphone category.
In fourth-quarter 2009, only 21% of U.S. wireless subscribers were using a smart phone like an iPhone or a BlackBerry. While that's up 14% from the same period a year earlier, according to a recent report by Roger Entner, senior
VP in the telecom practice at Nielsen, it still means 79% of available phones today are feature phones.
About 60% of the apps downloaded from GetJar are for these types of phones. If a participating developer doesn't
have an app than can run on a GetJar user's phone, the service instead provides a downloadable shortcut to the mobile Web version of the app through the feature phone's browser.
App developers are mindful of the fact that many consumers using entertainment apps are replacing their feature
phones with smart phones.
A recent corn Score study tracking mobile gaming use found that U.S. mobile users with feature phones played
mobile games 35% less last year than the year before, while mobile gaming on smart phones increased 60% during
the same period, credited primarily to the fact that mobile gamers were shifting to smart phones. And thanks to falling prices and the expanding capabilities of the devices, Entner projects 51% of U.S. wireless subscribers will be
using smart phones in third-quarter 2011.
But that means feature phones will still make up about half of the U.S. market in two years--and will retain a greater
presence in emerging international markets. For developers that focus on a single platform, such as the iPhone, GetJar isn't a top-of-mind outlet.
Still, it's proved effective for app developers looking to maximize their reach. Mobile instant messaging app Nimbn77, which was one ofthe first apps available on GetJar when it launched, credits the service for more than 30 million downloads.
GetJar provides app developers with an additional distribution channel at little to no cost. It charges nothing to post
an app, and developers can bid auction-style to have their app promoted on GetJar's home page.
As walled-garden app stores like Apple's App Store and the Android Market get more crowded, independent aggregators like GetJar could become more valuable to artists and labels that are trying to reach mobile consumers
For 24/7 digital news and analysis, see billboard.biz/digital.
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: APPLE RETAIL ITALIA SRL; SCORE; NOKIA KOMUNIKASYON AS; NOKIA PTE LTD; OBSHCHESTVO S OGRANICHENNOI OTVETSTVENNOSTIU "NOKIA"; GETJAR; APPLE GMBH; NOKIA
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INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1W162); Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Hand-Held
Devices (1PA81); I.T. (11T96); Networking Markets (1NE31); Wireless Internet & Messaging (1W149); Wireless
Equipment (1W169); Telecom (1TE27); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Networking (1NE45); Palmtop Operating Systems & Software (1PA15); Telecom Equipment (1TE98); Consumer Products
& Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (North America (1N039); USA (1US73); Americas (1AM92))
Language: EN•
OTHER INDEXING: (ANDROID MARKET; APP STORE; APPLE; DOWNLOAD; GETJAR; ILLUSTRATION;
NOKIA; SCORE) (BlackBeny; Entner; Google; Patrick Mork; Roger Entner; Vive)
KEYWORDS: (Arts and entertainment industries); (Music)
Word Count: 726
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Copyright 2010 Marketwire
April 2, 2010
Casino Data Imaging to Showcase Casino iGuide Mobile Media Applications, iGuide Wayfmder Plus and CasinoCAD at the National Indian Gaming 2010 Trade Show
Casino iGuide Free Applications Now Available at iTunes and BlackBerry App Stores
LAS VEGAS, NV 04/02/10
LAS VEGAS, NV, April 2 / MARKET WIRE/ -Privately held Casino Data Imaging (CDI) announced today it will be exhibiting at the annual National Indian
Gaming Association trade show on April 8-9 in San Diego, booth 1133.
"The enormous success of CasinoCADC is directly attributed to listening to customers and developing relevant solutions at affordable pricing," said CDI corporate spokesman George Levine. "We've applied the same methodology
to Casino iGuideTM Mobile Media Applications and iGuideTM Wayfmder Plus system."
At the Indian Gaming 2010 CDI will be demonstrating very cool, exciting and affordable products:
Casino iGuideTM Mobile Media Applications, now available at both iTunes and BlackBerry app stores, maximizes
mobile media technologies by providing a relevant and fun information tool for the customer while allowing the
casino operator to easily manage and promote all aspects of the casino important to the customer. The ability to send
offers to Casino iGuideTM users, touch point analytics, banner ads, links, text messaging, casino layout view, dynamic user interface and much more are powered by CDI's digital media division's Software as a Service.
iGuideTM Wayfinder Plus goes several steps beyond existing "way finder" type technology by combining CDI's patent pending "point2point" technology with a story board that provides a rich experience for the patron (and encourages repeat use). The patron will see all applicable categories (NaviKeys) when looking at the iGuideTM home
screen. iGuide's navigating technology makes it easy for a patron to follow the avatar's path while identifying landmarks along the way. Critical to iGuide's success is a user interface as impressive and user-friendly as the front-end
program itself.
CasinoCADC and CasinoCADC Enterprise enables casinos to increase profitability, productivity and market share
by focusing on relevant key performance indicators (KPIs) via dynamic data visualization techniques and point and
click report writing. With over 150 installations worldwide monitoring over 200,000 machines, CDI continues to
focus on product enhancements and world class customer support.
CDI's commitment to the industry is fortified by dedicated iGuideTM digital media and CasinoCADC development
teams. At Indian Gaming 2010, booth 1133, CDI representatives will demo the very latest developments plus you

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can immediately go to our website, www.casinodataimaging.com , home page (see "post-its") for downloading the
iPhone and BlackBerry free Casino iGuideTM demo apps.
About CDI
With offices in Las Vegas, NV and Mumbai, since 2001, privately held Casino Data Imaging (CDI) continues to be
a casino industry leader in providing affordable and dynamic slot analysis and digital media solutions. More information about CDI is available at www.CasinoDataImaging.com .
Contact:
Rae Ann Gomez
Email Contact
702.496.0179
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: CDI EDUCATION CORP; CDI; CDI ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS INC; CASINO GUICHARD
PERRACHON SA; CASINO ACQUISITION LLC
INDUSTRY: (Electronics (1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Travel & Tourism (1 TRO7); Casinos (1CA80);
I.T. (HT96); I.T. in Gambling (1IT08); I.T. Multimedia (11T53); Telecom (1TE27); Gaming Industry (1GA25);
Entertaimnent (1E1\108); Mobile Phones & Pagers (1WI07); Press Releases (1PR19); Communications Software
(1C045); I.T. in Telecom (11T42); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom Consumer Equipment
(1TE03))
REGION: (North America (1N039); USA (1US73); Nevada (1NE81); Americas (1AM92); Asia (1AS61); Southern
Asia (1S052); Indian Subcontinent (11N32); India (1IN24))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (BLACKBERRY; BLACKBERRY APP STORES; CASINO; CASINO DATA IMAGING;
CDI; INDIAN GAMING 2010; INDIAN GAMING 2010 CDI; NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING 2010; NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING ASSOCIATION; RAE ANN; TRADE SHOW CASINO; WAYFINDER) (Applications; Free Applications; George Levine; Mobile; Mobile Media Applications) (LAS VEGAS, NV) (LAS VEGAS,
NV)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Software); (Media and Entertainment:Information Services); (Travel and
Hospitality:Casinos/Gambling); (Travel and Hospitality:Hotels); (Travel and Hospitality:Tourism); (Trade
Shows/Seminars/Webinars)
COMPANY TERMS: CASINO DATA IMAGING
Word Count: 579
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March 12, 2010
Section: Expanded Reporting
The State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App Stores and
Smartphones Revolution
Research and Markets
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f90e8f/thestate_of the_c) has announced the
addition of the "The State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App
Stores and Smartphones Revolution" report to their offering (see also Research and Markets).
Chinese Mobile Entertainment Revenue to Reach $18 billion by 2013, Driven By 3G/4G, Mobile App stores, and
Smartphones Revolution.
2010 is the year the Chinese Mobile entertainment market Truly Takes Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App stores,
and Smartphones Revolution?
Leading market research and consulting company JBB Research, ich specializes in the mobile and telecommunications industry, published its latest report, 'The State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage
of the 3G, Mobile App stores, and Smartphones Revolution,' which provides the first industry-wide look at mobile
entertainment strategies from the handset and carrier standpoints. With over 700 million mobile subscribers, China
has become the largest wireless market in the world. But most importantly, it has now become one of the largest
mobile entertainment markets in the world.
JBB Research predicts a solid growth in mobile entertainment usage in China given the growing popularity of advanced 3G smartphones, and mobile app stores, and Chinese carriers' migration toward 3G and 4G networks, and
more affordable data plans.
As Chinese carriers continue to migrate toward 3G and 4G networks (e.g. TD-LTE, WiMAX), introduce new advanced 3G smartphones (e.g. Android-powered handsets), and more affordable data plans, this should fuel the adoption of mobile entertainment content/services in China, noted Julien Blin, Principal Analyst and CEO of JBB Research.
In 2010, the publisher expects mobile app stores to gain good traction, which should have a ripple effect on the
Chinese mobile entertainment market. As competition around mobile applications stores starts to head up in 2010,
the publisher expects Chinese carriers to heavily promote their own mobile application stores to increase customer
retention and capture a larger share of this growing business?

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For mobile app store providers like Apple and others, focusing more on developing Chinese-language mobile apps
will be critical in order to help them drive the popularity of their mobile app store, noted Blin. While mobile entertainment services such as WAP/mobile web and ringback tones will continue to gain significant traction, the publisher expects mobile advertising, mobile LBS, and mobile payment, and mobile TV/video services to become key
growth drivers in the next 3 years.
Based on JBB Research estimates, by the end of 2013, the total number of Chinese mobile entertainment subscribers is expected to double. In the coming years, the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services market is expected
to experience strong growth. By the end of 2013, the total Chinese mobile entertainment revenue will reach a total of
roughly $18 billion, up from nearly $6.5 billion in 2008.
• To realize this potential, the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services market must quickly overcome hurdles
that include the small penetration of 3G services and smartphones, the large proportion of low-income customers,
handset limitations for many feature phones, the high cost of mobile data pricing and advanced multimedia-capable
handsets, the growing popularity of free WiFi and content. Other restraining factors include censorship, the high
level of fragmentation in the Chinese wireless market, fraud/corruption, and the lack of Chinese-language mobile
apps, among others.
This 50+ pages report analyzes the Chinese mobile entertainment ecosystem, the key players, business models, future drivers, and key issues/inhibitors in the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services space. It also assesses
and ranks the mobile entertainment strategy of the carriers, handset vendors, and provides specific recommendations
to some of the leading companies featured in this report. Some of the companies profiled and mentioned in this report include Apple, Android/Google, RIM, LG, Samsung, Nokia, Dopod/HTC, Lenovo/Dell Sony Ericsson, Palm,
Motorola, ZTE, Huawei, China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, Vantrix, Twitter, Facebook, Linktone,
Hurray, KongZhong, Joyes, 3g.cn, A8 Music Group, V8 International, Madhouse, Casee, Digi-Red, Shanda, etc.
The leading WASPs (Wireless Application Service Providers) in China are profiled in this report. Key stats per content/services types are also provided, such as the penetration rates for each type of mobile entertainment content/services (e.g. ringtones, mobile games, ringback tones, mobile web, mobile TV/Video services, etc.)
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: LI GE LV YE GU FEN YOU XIAN GONG SI; APPLE RETAIL ITALIA SRL; SONY CORP;
TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET LM ERICSSON /V7/; SONY ERICSSON; CHINA UNITED NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS CORP LTD; LIAN TONG GUO JI TONG XIN YOU XIAN GONG SI; SAMSUNG; APPLE
GMBH; RESEARCH INC; MOTOROLA; LG JU SIK HOE SA; CHINA UNICOM (HONG KONG) LTD
NEWS SUBJECT: (Major Corporations (1MA93); Entertainment Law (1EN33); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1W162); Electronics (1EL16); Wireless Application Protocol Connectivity
(1WI08); Hand-Held Devices (1PA81); Wireless Services (1WI30); I.T. (11T96); Networking Markets (1NE31);
Wireless Equipment (1W169); Telecom Markets (1TE97); Palmtop Computing (1PA77); Entertainment (1E1\108);
Mobile Phones & Pagers (1 WI07); Palmtop Operating Systems & Software (1PA15); Wireless LAN (1W122); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Networking Connectivity Solutions (1NE47); Internet (1IN27); Telecom Services (1TE09); Internet Audio & Video (1IN30); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Wireless Internet & Messaging
• (1W149); Telecom (1TE27); Internet Technology (1IN39); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Networking
(1NE45); Digital Broadcasting (1DI81); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (China (1CH15); Far East (1FA27); Eastern Asia (1EA61); Asia (1AS61))

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Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE; CHINA UNICOM; CHINESE; CHINESE MOBILE; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT
REVENUE; JBB; JBB RESEARCH; LG; MOBILE APP; MOBILE APP STORES; MOTOROLA; MUSIC
GROUP; NOKIA; RESEARCH; SAMSUNG; SMARTPHONES REVOLUTION; SMARTPHONES REVOLUTION RESEARCH; SONY ERICSSON; TD; WAP; WIRELESS APPLICATION SERVICE; ZTE) (Android; Blin;
Julien Blin)
KEYWORDS: Advertising; Android; Asia; China; Communications; Drugs; Entertainment; Methyltestosterone;
Mobile Entertainment; Pharmaceuticals; Research and Markets; Telecommunications; Therapy; Treatment
Word Count: 948
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Copyright 2010 Drug Week via NewsRx.com
March 12, 2010
Section: Expanded Reporting
The State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App Stores and
Smartphones Revolution
Research and Markets
12
(NewsRx.com)
-Research
2010
MAR
and
Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f90e8Fthe_state_of the_c) has announced the addition of the "The
State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App Stores and Smartphones Revolution" report to their offering (see also Research and Markets).
Chinese Mobile Entertainment Revenue to Reach $18 billion by 2013, Driven By 3G/4G, Mobile App stores, and
Smartphones Revolution.
2010 is the year the Chinese Mobile entertainment market Truly Takes Advantage of the 3G, Mobile App stores,
and Smartphones Revolution?
Leading market research and consulting company JBB Research, ich specializes in the mobile and telecommunications industry, published its latest report, 'The State of the Chinese Mobile Entertainment Market: Taking Advantage
of the 3G, Mobile App stores, and Smartphones Revolution,' which provides the first industry-wide look at mobile
entertainment strategies from the handset and carrier standpoints. With over 700 million mobile subscribers, China
has become the largest wireless market in the world. But most importantly, it has now become one of the largest
mobile entertainment markets in the world.
JBB Research predicts a solid growth in mobile entertainment usage in China given the growing popularity of advanced 3G smartphones, and mobile app stores, and Chinese carriers' migration toward 3G and 4G networks, and
more affordable data plans.
As Chindse carriers continue to migrate toward 3G and 4G networks (e.g. TD-LTE, WiMAX), introduce new advanced 3G smartphones (e.g. Android-powered handsets), and more affordable data plans, this should fuel the adoption of mobile entertainment content/services in China, noted Julien Blin, Principal Analyst and CEO of JBB Research.
In 2010, the publisher expects mobile app stores to gain good traction, which should have a ripple effect on the
Chinese mobile entertainment market. As competition around mobile applications stores starts to head up in 2010,
the publisher expects Chinese carriers to heavily promote their own mobile application stores to increase customer

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retention and capture a larger share of this growing business?
For mobile app store providers like Apple and others, focusing more on developing Chinese-language mobile apps
will be critical in order to help them drive the popularity of their mobile app store, noted Blin. While mobile entertainment services such as WAP/mobile web and ringback tones will continue to gain significant traction, the publisher expects mobile advertising, mobile .LBS, and mobile payment, and mobile TV/video services to become key
growth drivers in the next 3 years.
Based on JBB Research estimates, by the end of 2013, the total number of Chinese mobile entertainment subscribers is expected to double. In the coming years, the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services market is expected
to experience strong growth. By the end of 2013, the total Chinese mobile entertainment revenue will reach a total of
roughly $18 billion, up from nearly $6.5 billion in 2008.
To realize this potential, the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services market must quickly overcome hurdles
that include the small penetration of 3G services and smartphones, the large proportion of low-income customers,
handset limitations for many feature phones, the high cost of mobile data pricing and advanced multimedia-capable
handsets, the growing popularity of free WiFi and content. Other restraining factors include censorship, the high
level of fragmentation in the Chinese wireless market, fraud/corruption, and the lack of Chinese-language mobile
apps, among others.
This 50+ pages report analyzes the Chinese mobile entertainment ecosystem, the key players, business models, future drivers, and key issues/inhibitors in the Chinese mobile entertainment content/services space. It also assesses
and ranks the mobile entertainment strategy of the carriers, handset vendors, and provides specific recommendations
to some of the leading companies featured in this report. Some of the companies profiled and mentioned in this report include Apple, Android/Google, RIM, LG, Samsung, Nokia, Dopod/HTC, Lenovo/Dell, Sony Ericsson, Palm,
Motorola, ZTE, Huawei, China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, Vantrix, Twitter, Facebook, Linktone,
Hurray, KongZhong, Joyes, 3g.cn, A8 Music Group, V8 International, Madhouse, Casee, Digi-Red, Shanda, etc.
The leading WASPs (Wireless Application Service Providers) in China are profiled in this report. Key stats per content/services types are also provided, such as the penetration rates for each type of mobile entertainment content/services (e.g. ringtones, mobile games, ringback tones, mobile web, mobile TV/Video services, etc.)
INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: LI GE LV YE GU FEN YOU XIAN GONG SI; APPLE RETAIL ITALIA SRL; SONY CORP;
TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET LM ERICSSON /V7/; SONY ERICSSON; CHINA UNITED NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS CORP LTD; LIAN TONG GUO JI TONG XIN YOU XIAN GONG SI; SAMSUNG; APPLE
GMBH; RESEARCH INC; MOTOROLA; LG JU SIK HOE SA; CHINA UNICOM (HONG KONG) LTD
NEWS SUBJECT: (Major Corporations (1MA93); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1W162); Electronics (1EL16); Wireless Application Protocol Connectivity
(1W108); Hand-Held Devices (1PA81); Wireless Services (1W130); I.T. (11T96); Networking Markets (1NE31);
Wireless Equipment (1W169); Telecom Markets (1TE97); Pahntop Computing (1PA77).; Entertainment (1E1\108);
Mobile Phones & Pagers (1W107); Palmtop Operating Systems & Software (1PA15); Wireless LAN (1WI22); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Networking Connectivity Solutions (1NE47); Internet (11N27); Telecom Services (1 TEO); Internet Audio & Video (11N30); Consumer Electronics (1C061); Wireless Internet & Messaging
(1W149); Telecom (1TE27); Internet Technology (11N39); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Networking
(1NE45); Digital Broadcasting (1D181); Telecom Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (China (1CH15); Far East (1FA27); Eastern Asia (1EA61); Asia (1AS61))

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Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (APPLE; CHINA UNICOM; CHINESE; CHINESE MOBILE; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT MARKET; CHINESE MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT
REVENUE; JBB; JBB RESEARCH; LG; MOBILE APP; MOBILE APP STORES; MOTOROLA; MUSIC
GROUP; NEWSRX COM; NOKIA; RESEARCH; SAMSUNG; SMARTPHONES REVOLUTION; SMARTPHONES REVOLUTION RESEARCH; SONY ERICSSON; TD; WAP; WIRELESS APPLICATION SERVICE;
ZTE) (Android; Blin; Julien Blin)
KEYWORDS: Advertising; Android; Asia; China; Communications; Drugs; Entertainment; Methyltestosterone;
Mobile Entertainment; Pharmaceuticals; Research and Markets; Telecommunications; Therapy; Treatment
Word Count: 954
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Copyright 2010 Marketwire
March 8, 2010
Infonetics Research: Service delivery platform market to hit $4.6 billion by 2014, driven by mobile ads, app stores
CAMPBELL, CA 03/08/10
CAMPBELL, CA, March 8 / MARKET WIRE/ -Market research firm Infonetics Research (www.twitter.com/infonetics) released the first edition of its 2010 Service Delivery Platform Software and Services report, which tracks fixed-line and wireless SDP software and services that operators use
to facilitate the creation and delivery of services.
ANALYST NOTE "Mobile operators are feeling the pressure to roll out their app stores over the next 12 months, and they're
increasingly looking at service delivery platforms to manage the complexity associated with these third-party content ecosystems. This is an opportunity for SDP suppliers, particularly those SDP services companies that are able to provide turnkey
solutions on a hosted basis, to help operators launch their app stores quickly and with minimal risk," explains Shira Levine
directing analyst for next gen OSS and policy at Infonetics Research.
SERVICE DELIVERY PLATFORM MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
The service delivery platform (SDP) services and software market is
forecast by Infonetics Research to grow to $4.6 billion in 2014
SDP purchases are increasingly being made on a global basis, with parent
companies making decisions on SDP investments for its subsidiaries and
in some cases, such as Telefonica, looking to build centralized SDPs
that cover multiple countries
-- Oracle remains the worldwide revenue leader in the SDP software segment,
and Ericsson maintains its leadership in the SDP services segment
Huawei's significant contract win at Telefonica and other smaller deals
raised its position in the SDP market considerably in 2009

REPORT SYNOPSIS Infonetics' service delivery platform report provides regional and worldwide market size, vendor market share, forecasts through 2014, market drivers, and analysis for fixed-line and wireless SDP software and services. The
report tracks revenue separately for consulting, integration and hosted SDP services, and for the five main SDP software
components: network and subscriber abstraction, SDP framework, service creation environment, service orchestration, and
Web services environment.
SDP software and service vendors tracked include Accenture, Aepona, Alcatel-Lucent, Argela, Atos, CapGemini, Datatronics, Ericsson, Hewlett-Packard, Huawei, IBM, jNetX, Kabira, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia Siemens, Oracle, Tata, Tech-

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Mahindra, Telcordia, Telenity, TietoEnator, Volantis, ZTE, and others.
The report includes customer wins and service provider/vendor announcements made by Accenture, Astelit, COSMOTE,
Globe Telecommunications, Korea Telecom Freetel, KPN, Maxis Communications Berhad, Mobilkom, Mobily Saudi Arabia, Shanghai Unicom SingTel, TDC, Telecom Italia Mobile, Telefonica, Telstra, and others.
RELATED RESEARCH -- Sandvine, Cisco, Allot lead fast-growing standalone deep packet inspection (DPI) market
-- Operators expected to spend nearly $800 million on subscriber data management by 2013
-- Deployment activity picking up in fast-growing policy server market
-- Oracle, IBM receive high marks from service providers in service delivery platform survey
COMING UP See Next Gen OSS and Policy on Infonetics' portal for details (http://www.infonetics.com/login):
Policy Servers Biannual Report
Subscriber Data Management Software and Services Biannual Report
Convergent Charging Software and Services Biannual Report
SDP Deployment Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey

MORE INFORMATION Log on or join: http://www.infonetics.com/login
From the portal, go to RESEARCH, then NEXT GEN OSS AND POLICY.
SALES
Larry Howard, Vice President: [e-mail] , [phone]
Scott Coyne, Senior Account Director, Eastern North America, Europe,
Middle East: [e-mail] , [phone]

Infonetics Research is an international market research and consulting finn serving the communications industry since 1990.
A leader in defining and tracking emerging and established technologies in all world regions, Infonetics helps clients plan,
strategize, and compete more effectively.
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Lead Analyst: Shira Levine
Directing Analyst, Next Gen OSS and Policy
Infonetics Research
Email Contact
http://twitter.com/shiralevine
+1 408.583.3381
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APS; ERICSSON LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD NEW ZEALAND; INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP;
TATA WEST ASIA FZE; ATOS ORIGIN; HEWLETT PACKARD EUROPE BV; ALCATEL LUCENT; ACCENTURE
CA; HEWLETT PACKARD AUSTRALIA PTY LTD; ACCENTURE DIENSTLEISTUNGEN GMBH; ATOS ORIGIN

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SA; CAPGEMINI AB; ACCENTURE SL; HEWLETT PACKARD DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LP; TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L M ERICSSON; NOVADIGM INC; EDITIALIS SAS; CISCO SYSTEMS MAGYAR; ACCENTURE CENTRAL EUROPE BV; ALANTEC CORP; ACCENTURE OUTSOURCING SRL; HEWLETT PACKARD FINANCIAL
SERVICES CO; ACCENTURE SP ZOO; ACCENTURE LTD (THAILAND); ATOS SAS; HEWLETT PACKARD INDIGO BV; ACCENTURE HUMAN CAPITAL MGMT SOL SL; ACCENTURE S R 0; HEWLETT PACKARD INDUSTRIAL PRINTING SOLUTIONS EUROPE BVBA; ACCENTURE LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD PORTUGAL LDA;
MAXIS COMMUNICATIONS; ALCATEL; ORACLE; HEWLETT PACKARD S R 0; HEWLETT PACKARD MANUFACTURING LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD; PT ACCENTURE; HEWLETT PACKARD CO; ACCENTURE SERVICES
OY; HEWLETT PACKARD INDIA SALES PVT LTD; ACCENTURE AB; ACCENTURE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
OY; KE I TI PEU RI TEL RJ SIK HOE SA; HEWLETT PACKARD OY; ACCENTURE AG; ACCENTURE DO BRASIL
LDA; RESEARCH INC; ALCATEL (BELARUS); HEWLETT PACKARD GMBH; CAPGEMINI OUTSOURCING SERVICES SAS; NOTE AB (PUBL); MAXIS COMMUNICATIONS BHD; ACCENTURE AS; HEWLETT PACKARD
GOUDA BV; ACCENTURE S CA; CAPGEMINI ESPANA SL; ASTELIT; HEWLETT PACKARD PHILIPPINES CORP;
TELENITY; ACCENTURE MIDDLE EAST BV; ALCATEL LUCENT SA; HEWLETT PACKARD GESELLSCHAFT
MBH; ACCENTURE PTE LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD (CANADA) CO; ACCENTURE; HEWLETT PACKARD (ROMANIA) SRL; ACCENTURE OY; HEWLETT PACKARD SARL; ACCENTURE LDA; HEWLETT PACKARD NEDERLAND BV; AEPONA LTD; ACCENTURE PARTICIPATIONS BV; HEWLETT PACKARD SOUTH AFRICA (PROPRIETARY) LTD; HEWLETT PACKARD IRELAND LTD; ACCENTURE LLP; HEWLETT PACKARD SVERIGE AB;
CAPGEMINI DEUTSCHLAND GMBH; CISCO MO BV
NEWS SUBJECT: (Major Corporations (1MA93); Sales & Marketing (1MA51); Market Research (1MA99); Market Data
(1MA11); Business Management (1BU42))
INDUSTRY: (Wireless Networking (1WI62); I.T. Analysts Report (11T76); I.T. (11T96); Networking Markets (1NE31);
Infrastructure (1IN78); Telecom (1TE27); Telecom Markets (1TE97); Telecom Carrier Operational Support Services
(1TE92); Communications Software (1C045); I.T. in Telecom (11T42); Networking (1NE45); Next Generation Wireless
Technology (1NE48))
REGION: (Spain (15P23); Iberia (11B61); Southern Europe (1S059); Europe (1EU83); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (ACCENTURE; AEPONA; ALCATEL LUCENT; ARGELA; ASTELIT; ATOS; CAPGEMINT;
CISCO; COSMOTE; DATATRONICS; ERICSSON; GLOBE TELECOMMUNICATIONS; HEWLETT PACKARD; IBM;
KOREA TELECOM FREETEL; KPN; MAXIS COMMUNICATIONS BHD; MICROSOFT MOTOROLA NOKIA SIEMENS; NOTE; ORACLE; RESEARCH; SALES; SDP; SHIRA LEVINE DIRECTING ANALYST; TATA; TDC TELECOM ITALIA MOBILE; TECHMAHINDRA; TELCORDIA; TELENITY; TELSTRA; TIETOENATOR; VOLANTIS;
ZTE) (Email Contact; Europe; Image; Larry Howard; Operators; SERVICE DELIVERY PLATFORM MARKET) (CAMPBELL, CA) (CAMPBELL, CA)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Hardware); (Computers and Software:Networking); (Computers and Software:Internet); (Telecom:Telecommunication Services); (Telecom:Telecommunication Equipment); (Telecom:Networking);
(Telecom:Wireless); (Telecom:Cable and Satellite Services)
COMPANY TERMS: INFONETICS RESEARCH
Word Count: 854
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February 22, 2010
App Stores to Include Pay TV
ROCKVILLE, MD 02/22/10
ROCKVILLE, MD, February 22 / MARKET WIRE/ -MarketResearch.com has announced the addition of Yankee Group's new report "Coming Up Next on Pay TV:
App Stores," to their collection of Broadcasting & Cable market reports. For more information, visit
http://www.marketresearch.com/redirect.asp?progid=67618&productid=2553477.
•

The app store movement will begin migrating to pay TV in 2010, despite a weak business model. Operators and
vendors should prepare for the transition now by experimenting with business models and development processes
that fit the video environment's unique attributes.
For more information, visit http://www.marketresearch.com/redirect.asp?progid=67618&productid=2553477.
Contact:
Gregg Kellett
MarketResearch.com
[e-mail]
240.747.3008
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: YANKEE GROUP; YANKEE GROUP FINANCIAL INC; MARKETRESEARCH COM INC
INDUSTRY: (Press Releases (1PR19); I.T. Analysts Report (1I176); I.T. (1IT96))
REGION: (North America (1N039); Maryland (1MA47); Americas (1AM92); USA (1U573))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (BROADCASTING CABLE; GREGG KELLETT MARKETRESEARCH; MARKETRESEARCH COM; TV; YANKEE GROUP) (Operators; Stores) (ROCKVILLE, MD) (ROCKVILLE, MD)
KEYWORDS: (Computers and Software:Internet); (Computers and Software:Software); (Financial Ser-

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vices:Commercial and Investment Banking); (Financial Services:Venture Capital); (Media and Entertainment:Books
and Publishing); (Media and Entertainment:Information Services); (Media and Entertainment:Television); (Professional Services:Consulting); (Professional Services:Other Professional Services); (Retail:E-Commerce); (Telecom:Cable and Satellite Services); (Telecom:Telecommunication Services)
COMPANY TERMS: MARKETRESEARCH COM
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Copyright 2010 Marketwire
January 5, 2010
Mobile Augmented Reality App Downloads to Pass 400 Million Annually by 2014 as Apps Stores and AR-Enabled Smartphones Surge, Juniper Report Finds
HAMPSHIRE, UK 01/05/10
HAMPSHIRE, UK, January 5 / MARKET WIRE/ -The annual number of mobile downloads featuring augmented reality (AR) content is expected to rise from less than 1 million in 2009 to more than 400 million by 2014, according to a new report from Juniper Research.
The mobile augmented reality report found that the proliferation of apps stores amongst both network operators and OS vendors, allied to a steady rollout of AR-enabling technology on smartphones, will lead to a greater number of AR apps being
made readily available to end-users, and to subsequent rapid increases both in the levels of adoption and service usage.
In addition, the report stated that location-based search apps will account for the majority of all AR downloads annually over
the next five years, although by 2014 games -- the second most successful category in terms of downloads -- will have
achieved nearly 30% of all downloads per annum. However, it also noted that while AR enterprise apps are unlikely to
launch before 2012 due to technological constraints, and will subsequently account for a small minority of downloads, they
will be able to command a very high subscription price.
Meanwhile, the report envisaged that an increasing proportion of vendors would emulate Samsung and begin to preload AR
browsers onto handsets. As report author Dr. Windsor Holden observed, "Preloading an AR browser, or indeed any kind of
AR-enabled app, onto the handset, greatly reduces time-to-content or thereby offers the opportunity to increase user familiarity with AR in practice."
Other findings from the mobile augmented reality research include:
-- Total annual revenues from AR-enabled apps will reach $732 million in
2014, up from less than $2 million in 2010
-- Deployments of time-critical AR apps will be limited in the short
term due to issues with GPS accuracy

Juniper Research assesses the current and future status of mobile augmented reality based on interviews, case studies and
analysis from representatives of some of the leading organisations in this bleeding edge industry.

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Whitepapers and further details of the study 'Mobile Augmented Reality: Forecasts, Applications & Opportunity Appraisal
2009-2014' can be freely downloaded from www.juniperresearch.com .
Contact:
John Levett
[e-mail]
Telephone [phone]
---- INDEX REFERENCES --COMPANY: OS KOMMUNE; GPS CORPORTATION; OESU KK; GPS
INDUSTRY: (Software Products (1S056); Multimedia Production, Graphics & Publishing Software (1M1J67); Electronics
(1EL16); Consumer Electronics (1C061); I.T. Analysts Report (11T76); I.T. (1I196); Trends in Technology (1TR23);
Knowledge Management (1KN91); Networking Markets (1NE31); Virtual Reality (1VI90); Online Content Providers
(10N63); Software (1S030); Phones & Answering Machines (1C078); Science & Engineering (1SC33); Information Management (1IN35); Networking (1NE45); Application Software (1AP32); Consumer Products & Services (1C062); Telecom
Consumer Equipment (1TE03))
REGION: (England (1EN10); United Kingdom (1UN38); Europe (1EU83); Western Europe (1WE41))
Language: EN
OTHER INDEXING: (AUGMENTED REALITY; FORECASTS APPLICATIONS OPPORTUNITY; GPS; HAMPSHIRE;
MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY APP DOWNLOADS; OS) (John Levett Telephone; Windsor Holden) (HAMPSHIRE,
UK) (HAMPSHIRE, UK)
KEYWORDS: (Media and Entertainment:Information Services); (Retail:Consumer Electronics); (Telecom:Cable and Satellite Services); (Telecom:Networking); (Telecom:Telecommunication Equipment); (Telecom:Telecommunication Services);
(Telecom:Wireless)
COMPANY TERMS: JUNIPER RESEARCH LTD
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