Global 2005 mobile porn sales will hit $1 bln, up 175% from 2004, says Juniper Research. US sales are just $30 mln.
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Mobile porn is a $1 bln industry in 2005
Global 2005 mobile porn sales will hit $1 bln, up 175% from 2004, says Juniper Research. US sales are just $30 mln.
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