Company:Selatra
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Selatra is an Irish mobile games service provider specializing in apps distribution,and cloud-based mobile platforms.
Foundation and history
Founded in 2002 and privately funded, Selatra was one of the first games aggregators in the market to provide Over The Air (OTA) download technology for mobile games.[citation needed] Originally Selatra focused on the "Off-Portal" space and gained a foothold across EMEA markets.[citation needed] Selatra enabled 3rd party retailers the opportunity to plug into a purpose built OTA download platform and content reservoir immediately.[citation needed]
In 2005 the company took on board venture capital partners to develop and drive growth in the business.[citation needed]
Acquisition
On 20 May 2011, Spoiled Milk announced its agreement to acquire Selatra.[citation needed] Following the acquisition of THQ Wireless carrier operations in February 2011, SpoiledMilk stated that it would continue to roll out new services from Selatra globally, including on-device-portals for smartphones and feature phones, managed carrier solutions, and further powering publishers and content providers across smartphones and feature phones.Template:Tone-inline[needs update][citation needed]
External links
- http://www.selatra.com[|permanent dead link|dead link}}]
- businesspost.ie - Selatra puts E2m in games plan
- selatra.com Games Firm Has Its Finger On The Button
- dmwmedia.com - Oasys Mobile Adds 600 Mobile Game Titles from Selatra
- mobile-entertainmentmag.com - Selatra makes a splash with Flash
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