Who Esle Wants the Latest Mobile service by 3 and AT&T?

Music video channel by 3

The British mobile operator 3 has started the introduction of the new mobile service - a music video service for $1 per day. The new music video tele-channel will be added to other Planet 3 channels. It features 8 4-hour channels of different genres (it means that 8 programs 4 hours each constantly repeat). It is obvious that the service is a kind of reaction on the emergence of the similar services in Britain (MusicStation by Vodafone and dual-downloads services).

It seems that there are no monthly fees for the services, but if you use in daily it makes $30 a month.

The mobile operator AT&T has announced the release of a free inquiry service.

The users will be able to call the free number 1-800-YellowPages from any stationary of mobile phone in the US and get free access to the companies list. The service also enables advertisers to apply to the local customers.

Calling 1-800-YellowPages (1-800-935-5697) a user has to listen to audio-advertisement before getting the required info. After the add is listened to, the user will be connected to one of the companies he is interested in absolutely free.

David Huntley, senior vice president-Diversified Businesses, AT&T, said:

“Consumers are looking for directory assistance when they don’t have a phone book handy or can’t jump online. In addition to our premier caller-paid Directory Assistance service, AT&T 1-800-YellowPages now offers our consumers audio YellowPages, powered by Nuance’s speech technology. Nuance has been a critical player throughout the development of our new state-of-the-art advertiser supported Directory Assistance service.”

This year AT&T has already launched the service in a number of states. In the meantime it will be launched nationwide.

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