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Crowd Mobile Signs Deal to Reach One Billion Users
- Published February 19, 2016 11:07AM UTC
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18th February 2016, The Australian by David Swan
ASX-listed Q & A tech firm Crowd Mobile has inked a strategic partnership with global mobile outfit ONEm in a deal it says will give it access to around a billion users across the globe.
ONEm, which has partners including telcos across the globe and internet firms like Facebook and Google, will offer Crowd Mobile’s Q & A driven services through a revenue sharing agreement.
“We’re very excited about the partnership; joining the ONEm ecosystem means our innovative mobile products will become available to customers in over 20 emerging markets, continuing our global expansion strategy,” said Crowd Mobile CEO Domenic Carosa.
“We especially look forward to strengthen our footprint across Africa and Asia-Pacific, where we know our products will be in high demand.”
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