Amobee and Qualcomm said they have completed an integration of Amobee's ad-serving platform with Plaza that now enables advertising to be fed into Plaza's ecosystem of widgets. Operators worldwide will be able to use the combined offering to take advantage of mobile Internet opportunities while generating mobile advertising revenues.
In May, Qualcomm Internet Services announced Plaza, a platform-agnostic service that provides a framework for the development of mobile widgets -- Web-based applications for mobile devices. This new framework will feature catalogs of mobile widgets that will be made available to mobile operators worldwide, allowing them to deliver quick and personalized Internet services to their end-users across all devices. The Amobee Media System will enable operators to monetize the use of these widgets.
"This collaboration between Amobee and Qualcomm gives operators an easy-to-deploy and trusted solution that creates a new revenue stream and the opportunity to boost mobile Internet usage," said Ziv Eliraz, vice president of alliances at Amobee. "It will also allow developers and media companies to get closer to the promise of the new mobile media."
"Amobee's mobile ad-serving solution has been deployed by more operators than any other solution to date. Their proven technology is serving the mobile needs of global operators, as well as top brands that are reaching out to mobile users with targeted advertising," said Noam Raffaelli, managing director of Plaza for Qualcomm Internet Services. "The goal of Plaza is to let operators provide their users with the platform to personalize their mobile Internet experience and in return drive additional revenue streams. Mobile advertising is a key ingredient to make this happen."
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