SEATTLE—January 25, 2010—A new mobile measurement firm, Ground Truth™, today announced it has launched the first mobile measurement service to use census-based measures of actual Mobile Internet usage from millions of mobile subscribers in the United States. The company, which is backed by Steamboat Ventures and Voyager Capital, has developed a patent-pending methodology, True View™ to provide the most precise mobile usage metrics commercially available today. More...
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