Emily Tan
Mar 11, 2013

What advertisers can do with 72.1 million LTE subscriptions in Asia-Pacific

ASIA-PACIFIC – By the end of last year, long-term evolution (LTE) subscriptions in the region had grown by 61 per cent to 34.6 million, a number that ABI Research expects to more than double to 72.1 million by the end of 2013.

LTE's high speeds increase engagement potential of ads, services

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