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Half of new Web users in some countries have never accessed the Internet via PC, according to a survey conducted by Opera Software. Click here to zoom in on this chart from the report. Fifty-six percent of Opera Mini and Opera Mobile browser users worldwide …

Remember when mobile data revenues primarily came from text messaging?  Those days are long gone. According to a new Chetan Sharma Consulting forecast, global mobile data revenue exceeded $300 billion in 2011 and non-messaging services now account for 53 percent of that number. Worldwide mobile …

Campaign Touch addresses importance of using mobile for voter outreach at Washington DC’s CampaignTech Conference. With a 50% Smartphone and 20% tablet penetration rate, political candidates are making their information available in forms that can easily be viewed on mobile devices. Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) April …

Mobile Data-Powered Politics –  April 16, 2012     Author: Julie Germany, CampaignTech During the last presidential election cycle, most of used our mobile phones for communications over text, voice, and email. Mobile apps were beginning to be used by a few political campaigns, and the many …

Traditional radio still dominates the audio landscape as one of the most stable in traditional media.  However, heading into 2012, there are growing signals that raise questions about its future.  Yes, more than nine out of ten adults listen to AM/FM radio each week, but …

*  90% of all Web users currently live in traditionally non-English speaking areas. *  13% of the total Internet population lives in North America. *  In 2000, English was the most widely used language by a 26% margin, but by 2011 that margin had slipped …

You most likely have heard of it – Pinterest.  Its recent popularity has been well-documented.  It has been on the world’s top 30 websites based on total pageviews.  In fact, it actually drives more referral traffic than Twittter, trailing only StumbleUpon and Facebook on referral …

Photograph: Alamy Technology has always carried the capability to disrupt numerous areas of industry and the world of television is certainly no exception. We are currently in the midst of a major change in the way in which consumers watch and engage with entertainment content, …