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Paddypower.com provides multi-channel services including mobile sports betting. Mobile internet usage grew rapidly from 2000 onwards. By 2007, 1 in every 3 seconds a mobile transaction was made on Paddypower, and mobile usage continued to increase through 2010, dubbed the "Year of the Mobile". Paddypower faces challenges in providing more mobile products and features across social media and connected TV to keep up with changing media consumption trends.
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- 1. paddypower.com Multi-Channel Services James Grimes Sportsbook Product Manager
- 2. 2000 Mobile Internet “The Internet on your Phone”
- 7. 2007
- 9. The Impact 12:00 50% Monday 31st May
- 10. 1 Mobile Transaction Every 3 Seconds 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 “2010 - The Year of the Mobile”
- 11. The Challenges
- 13. Social Media More Mobile Features More Media Channels More Mobile Products
- 14. Connected TV
- 15. “Television will change fundamentally because of Connected TV sets, 3D is only a passing fad,” – Philips ”