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RSS blykKids flocking to Blyk to bag free calls and texts
News Blyk - a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) which piggybacks on the Orange network and gives users 217 free texts and 43 free voice minutes per month in exchange for receiving no more than six targeted ad texts/picture messages per day - has... [25 Apr 2008]
What's hot at Mobile World Congress 2008?
News The likes of Blyk - a service that offers 16- to 24-year-olds free calls and texts in exchange for eyeballing ads, and which has apparently achieved impressive click-through rates - have created a lot of excitement in the space. [07 Feb 2008]
Podcast - Chinwag Live: Mobile Metamorphosis - 26th February 2006
White Paper Panellists from O2, Blyk, AdMob Europe, Fathom Partners, and Mobile Entertainment magazine debated with the audience how these changes will grow the mobile advertising market and impact the wireless landscape. [30 Jul 2007]
Surfers all looking for a free lunch
News Vodafone has trialled the concept with free games for those who accept ads, while April saw the launch of MVNO Blyk which gives free calls. When it comes to internet content, it looks like everybody is looking for a free lunch - analysts predict... [16 May 2007]
Vodafone planning summer mobile ad push
News Orange announced its intention to offer sponsored content and has partnered with new MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) Blyk which will give users free calls and texts in return for accepting ads. [18 Apr 2007]
Ads coming to Orange phones
News Other companies are planning to go even further - Finnish start-up Blyk is preparing to launch a service that will give teens their mobile service for free if they agree to receive advertising. It's thought Blyk will partner with Orange in the UK. [27 Mar 2007]
Podcast - Chinwag Live: Mobile Metamorphosis - 26th February 2006
White Paper Panellists from O2, Blyk, AdMob Europe, Fathom Partners, and Mobile Entertainment magazine debated with the audience how these changes will grow the mobile advertising market and impact the wireless landscape. [23 Mar 2007]
