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Movistar Chile makes Mobile Streams sole content provider

Thursday, 03 August 2006 14:18 | Alec Barton

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Mobile Streams, a worldwide mobile content company, has been selected by Movistar

Chile

as exclusive provider for its white-brand polyphonic ringtones offering.

Movistar Chile is the country's leading GSM/CDMA mobile telecoms operator, with over four million customers and 47% market share.

The mobile content will be available through WAP and SMS channels, with over 1,000 songs included in the catalogue. Mobile Streams also supplies Truetones, Wallpapers and other applications to Movistar Chile through the same channels.

*Mobile Streams provides music, comedy, sport and entertainment content to handsets and other wireless devices. Its mobile expertise and distribution platform 'Vuesia' is used globally by some of the world's largest media groups and mobile phone networks. Mobile Streams has subsidiaries in Germany , the US , Argentina , Brazil , Mexico , Chile and Colombia and has approximately 100 employees.

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