TEXT AND BEYOND: ISSUES IN THE MOBILE MARKETPLACE -- TEXT AND BEYOND: ISSUES IN THE MOBILE MARKETPLACE -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- BEYOND VOICE: MAPPING THE MOBILE MARKETPLACE -- INTRODUCTION -- Key Findings and Staff Recommendations -- SESSION ONE: THE MOBILE MARKETPLACE - WHAT, HOW AND WHO -- 1. The Current U.S. Mobile Marketplace -- a. Text messaging -- b. Ringtones and ringbacks -- c. The Internet, mobile TV and other services -- 2. Factors Affecting Adoption of Technology and Services, and Anticipated Changes -- SESSION TWO: MOBILE MESSAGING - UNSOLICITED, PREMIUM AND INTERACTIVE MESSAGING -- 1. Commercial Uses of Mobile Messaging -- 2. Consumer Protection Issues -- SESSION THREE: MOBILE APPLICATIONS - GAMES, WIDGETS AND MORE -- 1. Understanding the Mobile Ecosystem -- 2. Applications Shaping Modern Mobile Technology -- a. Internet browsing -- b. Software development kits - user generated phone evolution -- c. Games -- 3. Looking Ahead - Harnessing New Power of Mobile Devices -- SESSION FOUR: LOCATION-BASED SERVICES -- 1. Current Location-Based Technologies and Services -- 2. Privacy and Security Issues -- a. Statutory privacy protections -- b. Self-regulation and best practices to protect privacy -- 3. Challenge of Providing Notice and Consent -- SESSION FIVE: MOBILE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING - THE TRANSITION AND ADAPTATION TO MOBILE DEVICES AND THE SMALL SCREEN -- 1. Current Status of Mobile Advertising -- 2. Privacy and Other Concerns -- 3. The Future of Mobile Advertising -- SESSION SIX: MANAGING YOUR MOBILE DEVICE -- 1. Mobile Control Mechanisms -- a. Controls that block or limit certain functions -- b. Controls that limit purchases -- c. Controls designed to make mobile devices more accessible to consumers with disabilities -- 2. Methods of Informing Consumers of Mobile Controls.

3. Recommendations for Improving Consumer Awareness of and the Effectiveness of Mobile Controls -- SESSION SEVEN: CHILDREN AND TEENS -- 1. Self-regulatory and Legal Constraints on Mobile Advertising to Children -- a. Existing self-regulatory guidelines -- b. Legal constraints: the Finnish example -- c. Possible changes to the U.S. approach -- 2. Parental Control of Children's Handsets -- a. Existing parental controls -- b. Suggestions for additional controls -- SESSION EIGHT: BEST PRACTICES -- 1. Finding and Evaluating Complaints -- 2. Existing Best Practices -- 3. The Adequacy of Disclosures -- 4. Dispute Resolution -- 5. Monitoring and Reviewing Compliance -- 6. Improving Industry Guidelines and Practices -- SESSION NINE: MOBILE SECURITY - WHOSE PHONE IS IT ANYWAY? -- 1. Mobile Security Stakeholders -- 2. Mobile Security Threats and the Data at Risk on Mobile Phones -- 3. The Security Implications of Various Trends -- 4. Assessments and Predictions -- CONCLUSION -- APPENDIX A: PANELISTS -- APPENDIX B: PARTIES FILING WRITTEN COMMENTS -- End Notes -- TEXT AND MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING: EMERGING ISSUES FOR CONGRESS -- SUMMARY -- INTRODUCTION -- DEFINITIONS -- Short Message Service -- Enhanced and Multimedia Message Service -- E-mail-to-SMS Messaging -- Common Short Codes (CSCs) -- Issues for Congress -- Applicability of CAN-SPAM Act to Unwanted Wireless Messages -- Inability of Consumers to Disable Text Messaging -- Carrier Blocking of Common Short Code Messages -- Deceptive and Misleading Common Short Code Programs -- Protecting Children from Inappropriate Content on Wireless Devices -- Mobile Cyberbullying -- Disclosure of Text Messages under Freedom of Information Laws and the Stored Communications Act -- Using SMS to Support Law Enforcement and Emergency Response -- CONGRESSIONAL AND INDUSTRY RESPONSE TO SMS-RELATED ISSUES.

APPENDIX. TEXT BLOCKING WITH SELECTED MAJOR CARRIERS-INFORMATION FOR CONSUMERS -- End Notes -- INDEX.