Boost Mobile Launches New mobile Ad Platform with Amobee

Boost Mobile today announced the launch of a new mobile advertising platform for mobile phones. Acura and Fox Searchlight Pictures are among the first companies to advertise on Boost Mobile's mobile advertising platform.
Amobee, who offers mobile advertising solutions for wireless service providers, is Boost's official ad-selling and ad-serving partner. Amobee enables brands such as Boost Mobile to conduct relevant mobile advertising campaigns.
Boost Mobile and Amobee will work together to deliver ads to Boost Mobile's 4.6 million consumers, the majority of which are under the age of 30, who will be able to interact and respond. The first ads, which are expected to appear today, will feature information on Fox Searchlight Pictures' April 11 release of "Street Kings."

Shortly thereafter, consumers will begin seeing ads for Acura's new 2009 TSX. Boost customers are not charged for viewing the advertisements, and they may opt-out from receiving advertisements by calling Boost customer service at 1-888-BOOST-4U.

Mobile advertising will appear initially on Boost Mobile's BoostLIVE and Web Home. BoostLIVE is Boost Mobile's handset storefront where customers can purchase digital content such as ring-tones, wallpapers, music, and games. Boost plans to expand advertising content to include messaging and key applications in the near future.


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Please Boost mobile get a new Phone besides the i9! Come out with a sick new Keyboard Phone...i mean Virgin mobile has nothing on us unless we get keyboard phones!!! I really do like the service i get and i live in Hawaii were it's the hardest place to get reception!

Posted by: Felicia | February 28, 2009 4:28 PM

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Yes i agree with Jason. i want a keyboard phone!!!! what the hell. i think thats what all boost mobile customers want. and now there is this new Motorola I9 phone comeing out with boost and it looks just like my old krzr phone. that sucks man!! i want a keyboard phone. i like boost and its great service but i want a phone that would be much easier and faster for me to text. i have been thinking of moveing to metro pcs to get that nice samsung r450 keyboard phone, but i really like boosts service. please boost come out with a keyboard phone soon. asap. thank you!

Posted by: Dennis Alcocer | February 19, 2009 5:48 AM

when is Boost Mobile going to release a keyboard phone! These motorola phones are so slow! they totally suck! all the functions have a 2 second delay.. Texting sucks! MOTOROLA SUCKS! we want LG! We want new phones!

Posted by: JASON MILLER | December 12, 2008 4:05 PM



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