Webnoize surveyed more than 5,000 East Coast college students in February and found that three-quarters were willing to pay for mobile music services, either through flat fees or through increased usage of billed minutes, and 60 percent would want to pay more for streaming video content. Bailey added that he expects new payment models based on bits rather than minutes to emerge. But already Europe and Asia have early GPRS networks at up to 50 kbps, which for music is pretty much all you need. Calif. Get your MBizCentral news delivered by e-mail newsletters. Printer friendly version.
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