Jamba!

Jamba! was a company, operating under the name Jamster in China, Saudi Arabia, France, Switzerland, Austria, Brazil, Israel, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Iraq and Malaysia. Jamba's main line of business was the creation of ringtones for mobile phones. It is perhaps best known for the ringtone characters Sweety The Chick, Crazy Frog, and Schnuffel Bunny. The company also sold insurance for mobile phones and home electronics and ran online gaming and online dating services.
History
The company was found in Berlin Germany in 2000.
VeriSign relocated Jamba's HQ Office to prestige premises in the Dom Aquarée building near Alexanderplatz in Berlin.
In 2005 Jamba started doing business in China.
While Irvin sourced content, Jamba became Jamster in the United States. Irvin struck a deal with Kevin Liles, President of Warner Music Group, to provide mobile consumers. Jones created the first artist-endorsed Jamster ring-tone advertisement in the US. When "Who is Mike Jones" was released it debuted among the top 5 albums on the Billboard charts and went on to sell over a million copies. The Crazy Frog ringtone did the same in Europe.
Controversy
Jamba! advertised aggressively on youth-oriented channels such as MTV and German Vivid. In 2004, it spent €90 million on television advertising in Germany alone. In Jamba! countries in Europe, it had not been uncommon to see a multitude of the same Jamba! commercials on television in the same commercial break. An online petition in Germany protesting against the firm's advertising practices drew some 200,000 signatures
In late September 2006 television channels MTV, ATL II and Vivid cited ethics concerns over refusing to air Jamba's advertisement for a Hitler themed SMS-downloadable cartoon titled "Der Bonker". Illustrator Walter Moers's short film depicts Hitler in bathroom humour scenes with his dog Blondi and three Nazi uniformed rubber ducks. The work had earned criticism from some Jewish memorial groups and politicians, while garnering praise from others.