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Articles tagged with: Mobile Games and Juniper Research
Mobile Gambling on the Rise Despite Economic Downturn
In stark contrast to much of the entertainment and leisure sector, gambling via mobile phones will perform strongly in 2009, led by the UK market, according to research just released. The Juniper Research report found that total wagers on mobile phones are expected to more than double in 2009 to more than $3.6bn, where as user spending on mobile TV and mobile games will be adversely impacted by the global economic downturn. more
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Mobile Games Market to Reach $10bn by 2013 - Growth to Be Restricted by Operators
While the arrival of the iPhone has generated a universally positive response from mobile games publishers and developers, the volume of paid-for mobile game downloads has nonetheless flatlined across North America and Western Europe, according to Juniper Research. more
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Mobile Entertainment Service Market to Triple to $64bn by 2012
Music, games and mobile TV will be the major contributors to the global mobile entertainment market which will rise from just over $20 billion in 2007 to more than $64 billion by 2012, according to a new report by Juniper Research. Other mobile entertainment sectors include User-generated Content, Gambling, Adult and Infotainment. more
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Golf Could Be At Fore-front Of Mobile Entertainment Boom
LONDON (Dow Jones) -- Golf fanatics could soon pick up tips to perfect their swing while stuck in traffic or in a long, boring meeting, thanks to new forms of bite-size mobile entertainment. more
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Mobile Entertainment Market to Reach $47bn by 2009
In a new report Juniper Research has estimated that the total global mobile entertainment market (including gambling, adult content, mobile games, mobile music, mobile TV and infotainment), is currently worth over US$17 billion. The analyst firm forecasts this to grow to US$47 billion by 2009 and US$77 billion by 2011, as broadcast mobile TV and mass market casual games really take off. more
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Casual and Female Gamers to Drive Mobile Games Revenues
3D and multiplayer games may grab the games technology headlines, but it is mass market casual games that will drive market growth over the next three years, says Juniper Research in its latest study of the global mobile games market. Games that utilise the inherent strengths of the mobile platform, rather than try to replicate console, or PC games on a small mobile phone handset will be key. more
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Mobile Games Market Revenues to Reach $18bn in 2011
The evolution in mobile games -- involving subscription & downloads -- is set to continue in the next five years, with a growth in global revenues from US$3.1 billion in 2006 to approaching US$17.6 billion by 2011 according to Juniper Research -- a rise producing a cumulative revenue stream of nearly US$57 billionn over the next six years. more
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Mobile entertainment nearing US$60 billion by 2009
A rapid expansion in mobile content, allied to a sharp increase in 2.5G and 3G handset adoption, will combine to deliver global mobile entertainment revenues of more than US$59 billion by 2009, according to a new report from Juniper Research. more
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