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Home » Maximising Wireless Profit Program » 2003 » Extracting Higher Value from the Consumer Contract Segment » MMS ServicesSeptember 2003 (15 pages)
Since the first service launches by Telenor in Norway and HKCSL in Hong Kong in March 2002, MMS has been deployed in over 50 countries across 100 different operators in all regions of the world. The level of activity in this area over the last year has been quite remarkable with many service launches and a high level of advertising campaigns promoting both services and MMS capable handsets on all media channels.
For many operators MMS represents an evolution from SMS with added multimedia features such as graphics, pictures, sounds and interactive applications. Inspired by the success of SMS, wireless operators and content providers have been working together from the early stages of market development to ensure the success of MMS. As with SMS, the type of services on offer can be classified in a similar way to SMS, to include two broad categories:
- Person to Person (PTP) MMS - mostly picture sending in the case of MMS handsets equipped with digital cameras
- MMS Content - comprising a wide range of other MMS based applications
- All the operators analysed during the course of this research have introduced both PTP MMS and MMS content services at launch. However, differences have been evident in the initial promotional focus.
Price: EUR 1,250.00 / GBP 1,000.00 if you would like learn more about this report, or our other work in this topic area and how to subscribe, please contact us 1 MMS Services 26
1.1 Usage Levels & ARPU 26
1.2 Telenor MMS Offer 26
1.2.1 Introduction 26
1.2.2 Product Definition 26
1.2.3 Promotions and Service Impact 26
1.2.4 Pricing Model and Revenue Sharing 26
1.2.5 Future Developments 26
1.3 Hong Kong CSL MMS Offer 26
1.3.1 Service Offer 26
1.3.2 Pricing Approach 26
1.3.3 Impact of Service 26
1.4 Eurotel MMS Offer 26
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