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Mobile music Japan
Music downloads to mobile phones dominate Japan's online music market and strongly eat into the traditional CDROM market. This report is a comprehensive overview of Japan's mobile music market: ring tones, ringback tones, chaku-uta and chaku-uta-full. Find it all explained here.
Version 12 of May 15, 2006
approx. 177 pages, 27 Figures, 111 Photos, 10 Tables, pdf-format, 14 Mbyte
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Mobile music Japan:
In Japan the vast majority of music downloads via networks are to mobile phones - not to PCs. This is quite different to other parts of the world, and puts Japan in quite a special situation.
More:
Read more about mobile music in Japan in our report "Mobile music in Japan" (download as a pdf-file)