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  • Deep Thinkers from 3G Mobile World Forum


    Deep Thinkers from 3G Mobile World ForumDr. Kamel Maamaria, head of telecoms practice at consultancy AT Kearney, says that lots of people - especially in Europe - have tried to brush off the i-mode model as ‘a Japanese thing.’ But he says that no other model has shown that operators can make money from content. “Vodafone launching V live! is one of the best things that ever happened to DoCoMo - because what Vodafone is doing validates the i-mode model,” he adds. Watch Part I of our in-depth report highlighting Gurus and Deep Thinkers from this month’s 3G Mobile World Forum.

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    Posted: 22 January 2003 | Filed: Events, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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