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Editor’s Note: This guest post was written by Jason Spero, the head of mobile ads for the Americas at Google. Spero joined Google in May 2010 as part of the acquisition of AdMob where he was vice president and general manager of North America responsible for strategy and operations. Mobile is finally delivering on its promise. All the technology is in place and consumers are engaging in droves,

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A content aggregator is an individual or organization that gathers Web/mobile/TV content (and/or sometimes applications) from variety of sources for reuse or resale. There are two kinds of content aggregators: (1) those who simply gather material from various sources for their use, and (2) those that gather and re-distribute content to suit their customer's needs. With information being seen as

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The title of this write-up is not intended to present both forms of Media as equals who are about to engage in a heavy weight boxing match to determine who will become the Champion of the World. Rather, it is a title driven by the need to shed more light on the growing significance of New Media and the waning influence of traditional media in Nigeria.  Traditional Media in layman’s terms is

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