The increasing adoption of streamed video and video chat services, fuelled by a sharp rise in the adoption of 3G services, will push revenues derived from mobile adult services to nearly $3.5 billion by 2010, according to a report by Juniper Research.

The report also found that a significant proportion of new revenues were expected to hail from the relatively underdeveloped North American markets, despite the existing restrictions on on-portal content.

According to report author Dr Windsor Holden, “While operators in the US and Canada are still very reluctant to introduce age-verification systems and offer adult content, it is a completely different story off-portal with a number of service providers now offering D2C content and services aimed at those markets.

Other posts by :

1. Xona Space wants 259 LEO satellites
2. 36 major airlines now committed to Starlink
3. Quilty: Top 5 Washington Satellite show takeaways
4. Space Wars: Starlink vs Amazon Leo
5. Eutelsat seeks ISRO deal for launches
6. Virgin Galactic sets prices for space tourists
7. Devas vs Antrix rumbles on
8. Shotwell makes TIME front cover
9. Suitors eye Globalstar

Categories: Articles, Mobile, Mobile TV