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02-06-2006, 12:55 PM
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Research shows mobile content spending on the rise - iTWire
Research shows mobile content spending on the rise
iTWire, Australia - 51 minutes ago By Stan Beer. There has been a huge jump in the amount of content purchased for mobile phones in the past year, according to an Ausralian consumer survey. ... Link To Original Article 
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