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    By 2016, 30% of businesses will directly or indirectly monetize their information assets by trading, bartering or outright selling them Gartner Predicts 30 Percent of Businesses Will Be Monetizing Their Information Assets Directly by 2016  
    Added: 01/13/2013 from Gartner Published: 01/10/2013
    34% of apps in the iOS App Store were paid in 2012, vs 74% in 2008 2012: A Year in App Store  
    Added: 01/06/2013 from Appsfire Published: 12/17/2012
    25 developers accounted for 50% of mobile app revenue in the US during the first 20 days of November 2012 Top 25 US developers account for half of app revenue | Canalys  
    Added: 12/10/2012 from Canalys Published: 12/04/2012
    Cumulative mobile app revenues will exceed $30B, including pay-per-downloads, in-app purchases, subscriptions, and in-app advertisements Cumulative Mobile App Revenues Set to Exceed $30 Billion by End-2012  
    Added: 11/26/2012 from ABI Research Published: 11/23/2012
    ~2/3 of HH Gregg's web sales are picked up in stores hhgregg Second Quarter 2013 Earnings  
    Added: 11/13/2012 from HH Gregg Published: 11/02/2012
    $3 is the average price at which app gamers feel an app game purchase or a free-to-paid app upgrade is a good value Close To One Quarter Of App Gamers Only Play On Mobile Devices – NPD  
    Added: 11/05/2012 from NPD Group Published: 11/11/2012
    14% of total gamers purchased microtransactions or additional game content in the past 3 months versus 11% during the same time period in 2011 The U.S. Experiences Decline In Total Number Of Gamers – NPD  
    Added: 09/06/2012 from NPD Group Published: 09/05/2012
    Buy online pick-up in-store now represents more than 35% of Home Depot's mobile sales The Home Depot Management Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript - Seeking Alpha  
    Added: 08/28/2012 from Home Depot Published: 08/14/2012
    Global average revenue per download on Apple's App Store declined from 24 cents at the end of 2011 to 19 cents in Q2 2012 Apple’s China App Store Market Size: 18% of global downloads but only 3% of global revenue  
    Added: 08/06/2012 from Stenvall Skoeld Published: 08/03/2012
    Average Apple App Store revenue per download in China down from 4 cents at the end of 2011 to 3 cents in June 2012 Apple’s China App Store Market Size: 18% of global downloads but only 3% of global revenue  
    Added: 08/06/2012 from Stenvall Skoeld Published: 08/03/2012
    Apple's App Store accounts for 18% of global iOS app downloads but only 3% of revenues Apple’s China App Store Market Size: 18% of global downloads but only 3% of global revenue  
    Added: 08/06/2012 from Stenvall Skoeld Published: 08/03/2012
    14% of smartphone gamers pay for in-game virtual goods, averaging $25 per spender PlayFirst and Magid study: Games Now Top Money-Maker on Tablets and Smartphones - PlayFirst Games  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Magid Published: 06/27/2012
    23% of tablet gamers pay for virtual goods, with an average spend of $62 PlayFirst and Magid study: Games Now Top Money-Maker on Tablets and Smartphones - PlayFirst Games  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Magid Published: 06/27/2012
    79% of Facebook game players that spend on games spend in two or fewer games per month Monetization Research | Arkadium  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Arkadium Published: 07/24/2012
    67% of Facebook game buyers wait more than a week before they are convinced to purchase in a Facebook game Monetization Research | Arkadium  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Arkadium Published: 07/24/2012
    52% of Facebook social game purchasers typically stay in the $0-$5 range for in-game purchases Monetization Research | Arkadium  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Arkadium Published: 07/24/2012
    40% of Facebook game players have made a game-related purchase Monetization Research | Arkadium  
    Added: 07/25/2012 from Arkadium Published: 07/24/2012
    67% of all US gamers acquired at least one free or paid game in the last 3 months Of All U.S. Gamers, 67 Percent Report Acquiring At Least One Game In Past Three Months – NPD  
    Added: 07/20/2012 from NPD Group Published: 06/28/2012
    87% of US households subscribe to some form of multi-channel video service OVERALL, 87% STILL SUBSCRIBE TO A MULTI-CHANNEL VIDEO SERVICE  
    Added: 07/19/2012 from Leichtman Research Published: 07/05/2012
    Between 55% and 61% of businesses running daily deals make money on the promotions How Businesses Fare With Daily Deals As They Gain Experience: A Multi-Time Period Study of Daily Deal Performance  
    Added: 07/18/2012 from Rice University Published: 06/25/2012