Łukasz Perzyński (PLAY): MNOs hold the key to unlocking the full...
PLAY, the biggest telco company in Poland, is taking an active role in country’s urban transportation and mobility ecosystem. With 15 million subscribers, the network...
Mobility-as-a-Service: Reinventing transportation via telco and tech
Today, 55% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, a proportion that is expected to increase to 68% by 2050, according to UN...
Valentina Tranquilli, Co-Founder and COO at Cookies Factory, outlines how MENA...
With a 14 years’ experience in the mobile industry, Valentina Tranquilli led Marketing and Operations teams working on Digital Advertising and Mobile Payments projects...
mGage’s VP Europe joins AIMM
Nick Millward, Vice President Europe at global mobile engagement provider mGage, has been appointed board member for the Association for Interactive Media and Micropayments...
Carrier billing: where are the hotspots?
Carrier billing is gaining traction around the world, but where are the growth hotspots and what sorts of services are using it? Paul Skeldon...
Rob Weisz, CEO of Fonix discusses the evolution of carrier billing...
Rob Weisz, CEO of carrier billing, messaging and engagement specialist Fonix, comes from an entrepreneurial background, being one of the founding team of his previous...
SHOW PREVIEW Hot topics at World Telemedia Marbella 2019
Driving engagement and payment with value added services online and on mobile – and increasingly in TV, voice devices and who knows where else...
Joanna Cox, General Manager, aimm, talks about the real potential of...
Aimm (the Association for Interactive Media and Micropayments) general manager,Joanna Cox, has 15 years of experience working in premium rate services and a broad...
WEBINAR World Telemedia 2018 – Making Interactive Media Pay
The engagement landscape has changed beyond recognition but the desire to interact has never been stronger. From gameshows, to lotteries and from interactive TV...
Monetising interactivity
Interacting with TV has long seemed like a natural way to monetise passively watching programmes – but with fewer people watching and mobile now...
