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Billing Choices Drive Monetization: The $13 billion Revenue Opportunity in Direct Carrier Billing

Connected device ownership is going mainstream, providing a solid foundation for app development and spurring rapid growth of app economies. Navigating multiple app environments is a developer challenge; therefore, developers must leverage existing skill sets to break down technical and financial barriers of delivering content across multiple Internet-connected devices.

A new report to be released on March 31, 2013, evaluates the connected app marketplace in North America. Parks Associates' "App Development & Distribution Models" examines the app development, management, integration, and publishing process for the major app-enabled devices - smartphones, tablets, and connected TVs.

From the press release, "Billing Choices Drive Monetization: The $13 billion Revenue Opportunity in Direct Carrier Billing."

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