New York, NY (January 6, 2011) – Webair (www.Webair.com) starts the New Year off with an exciting announcement – the official opening of their new executive headquarters and flagship datacenter in Garden City, NY. Termed “NY1,” this state of the art datacenter for the managed hosting provider was acquired from JetBlue and was formerly the center of JetBlue’s flight operations. NY1 boasts over 50,000 square feet and was built with the purpose of delivering high density, reliable datacenter space.

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Neverblue, a premier global lead generation network, announced the launch of its new mobile marketing division, Neverblue Mobile. Neverblue Mobile delivers leads and sales to advertisers through optimized access to the growing market of mobile users worldwide.

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Chetan Sharma Consulting rang in the new year by unveiling the results of its 2011 Mobile Predictions Annual Survey, which picked the brains of 225 executives and insiders from leading mobile companies to see what we should be expecting this year.

According to Experian Hitwise, an analysis of the top 1,000 search terms for 2010 found that “facebook” was the top-searched overall term for the second year in a row, accounting for 2.11 percent of all searches.

According to Millennial Media’s Scorecard for Mobile Advertising Reach and Targeting (S.M.A.R.T.) Report for November, the Finance vertical saw 802 percent year-over-year revenue growth in the third quarter of 2010, leading all verticals.

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