China’s Mobile Content Market to Top $21 Billion by 2012 with 3G Services Accounting for Almost $4 Billion

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	China’s Mobile Content Market to Top $21 Billion by 2012 with 3G Services Accounting for Almost $4 Billion Posted on Friday, June 29th, 2007 at 5:43 pm Findings from a new study by Juniper Research reveals that the Chinese market for Wireless Value Added Services (W-VAS) will expand from $15bn in 2008 to $21bn in 2012 boosted by the launch of 3G Services. Currently W-VAS revenues in China are primarily being generated from SMS and ring-back tone services operating on 2G and 2.5G platforms, but the forthcoming launch of 3G will see new areas of growth with particular emphasis on music, games and streamed video. The report suggests that by 2012 3G will account for some 19% of total W-VAS services. Full Story < back to previous page


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