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Contenido Movil Americas II will be attended by high-level
representatives of companies doing business in Latin markets throughout
Latin America, US and the world. The entire value chain of the mobile
content market will be represented at Contenido Movil Americas. Whether
you produce original content for mobile and want to sell it, or you're
looking for mobile content to populate your mobile service, or you have
a content brand that you wish to move to mobile in Latin America, or
you are just looking for more efficient ways to run your business you
should attend Contenido Movil Americas II.
Based on the performance of CMA I, we predict more than 40 exhibitors and over 350 attendees.
Important Information from Contenido Movil Americas I The debut of Contenido Movil Americas drew some impressive figures. Consider the following:
Almost half of the attendees at CMA I represented US based companies, although Mexico had the second largest contingent from Latin America. Brazil had the largest attendance from South America, followed by Colombia, Venezuela and Argentina. The visitors from around the world demonstrate the strength of the Latin American market and the interest in it -- attendees were looking for Latin American content to sell in their home country as well as a way to sell their content in Latin America.
A high proportion of attendees at CMA I were in decision-making positions within their companies. In addition to CEOs and Presidents there were a large number of regional and country managers and executives in charge of major segments, such as a company's entire mobile operations. Of those attending, 13 had titles indicating they were in charge of deciding which content to offer through their service.
Companies by Sector:
At CMA I there were representatives from 140 companies, including a large number of content aggregators and content portals from across Latin America in attendance. There were also leading decision makers from numerous mobile operators across the region. On the content origination side, there were music labels, as well as broadcasters and other large brand-name content producers represented.
Around a quarter of attendees were from companies offering solutions to improve the creation, distribution or payments for mobile content, as well as 'white label' services. A high number of representatives from content creators were in attendance, with many mobile game companies, mobile video companies and mobile music companies represented, not to mention those providing adult content.
There were also companies offering affiliate programs, mobile banking solutions, hardware, messaging solutions, personalization services, analysts and community offerings.
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