January 16, 2008 Roundup

Analysts in the news for January 16:

• Paul Brown and David Kerr at Strategy Analytics about Safari Best in Class Mobile Browser
• Julie Ask at JupiterResearch about The Power of Nokia’s Brand (Philippines Series)
• Julie Ask at JupiterResearch about How does one send 200 SMS each day? (Philippines)
• Nate Elliott at JupiterResearch about Forecasts European Mobile Ad Spending Will Reach €1.3 Billion in 2012
• Michael Gartenberg at JupiterResearch about A few movies to go
• Julie Ask at JupiterResearch about Apple's Webclips
• Dean Bubley at Disruptive Analysis about Sorry Tomi, I disagree
• Dean Bubley at Disruptive Analysis about Joining the 3G dongle generation - what a bargain
• Leslie Arathoon at Pyramid Research and Devine Kofiloto at ITM via telecoms.com about Emerging markets: The unconnected masses
• Robert Egan at Tower Group via Fortune about South Africa's mobile bank accounts
• Nomura International analyst Richard Windsor, Carolina Milanesi at Gartner and Neil Mawston at Strategy Analytics via MarketWatch about Sony Ericsson nabs market share; profit slips, but beats view
• ING analyst Damien Chew and Richard Windsor at Nomura via Dow Jones about Sony Ericsson Beats Market Forecasts, Targets US
• Eric Beaudet at Natixis Securities, SEB Enskilda analyst Mats Nystrom, Jari Honko at EQ Bank and Ben Wood at CCS Insight via Reuters about Sony Ericsson beats forecasts
• Dave McQueen at Informa Telecoms & Media about SUPER 3G MOBILE HANDSETS SET TO TOP GLOBAL MARKET SHARE BY 2012
• Thomas Husson at JupiterResearch about Thorough phone reviews