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    The Mobile Data Economy: How Much Data Do You Need To Buy?

    Wed, 06/13/2012 - 02:08 EDT - Forbes.com - Top Stories

    Guest post written by Guy Rosen Guy Rosen is CEO of Onavo, provider of an app to track mobile data usage. "Sir, would you like a 300 megabyte or a 3 gigabyte data plan with that phone?" asks the chirpy sales rep. "Mega, giga... what?" you ask, stalling for time as you attempt to decipher ...

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