Carwale & SMSGupShup Looking To Break Even Soon..

Internet and mobile companies have something to cheer this month. If the press announcements are anything to go by then the recession seems to be behind us as few startups have started announcing their...
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160y2.com Rolls Out New Features

Over the last month, the folks down at SMSCountry have been making some additions to their 160by2.com project. Around three weeks ago they came up with MyAds, which allows users to post their ads (under...
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Broad Advertising Models in India for Mobile

SMS Based Ads – Plain SMS Texts Coming as Ads and Offers. They are extremely annoying and over time users become blind-sided. Within SMS ads there are new innovations such as Click to call etc – check...
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SMS Advertising Player MGinger To Go Regional

Well everybody in the WAT (Web, Advertising Technology) Space seems to be going regional so whether its  web portals,  im chat, search engines or mobile players everyone is after that regional customer...
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Paymate Goes Beyond India Ties Up With SriLankan Bank of Ceylon

Paymate the mobile payment solutions company has started spreading its wings beyond India. Paymate has tied up with Bank of Ceylon (BOC) a Sri Lankan Bank. With this new tieup BOC banking customers will...
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Webaroo & MSN Adds Ads to SMSGupshup & MSNMobile.in

We had written about Webaroo’s Smsgupshup way back in May when we had mentioned that it would surely take the advertising route to monetize this service! And guess what it certainly has! Besides...
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Paymate Enters Sms Advertising Space

Paymate one of indias leading mobile payment service is now launching a sms based advertising service which is some what similar to what others are already providing. Paymate has tied up with some online...
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‘Paying users per action’ Will it cause BUST 2.0??

Yes i know the title of this post sounds pessimistic but its an attempt to show more caution than pessimism towards what we can all see is a boooming digital space in India. In the late nineties and early...
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