A German consultancy with one public-facing operator takes on the jobs that usually bounce between an agency, an internal team and the executive floor. Its product is not volume. It is continuity.
A map, a racing game, an engineer with something to say. The agency behind years of Cisco campaigns has a practical answer to a familiar problem: getting people to care about complicated technology.
TextNow is a Waterloo-born wireless company that gives people phone service for free by letting advertisers, not subscribers, foot the bill. Started in 2009 as a way to dodge texting fees, it has grown into the largest provider of free mobile phone service in the United States, offering unlimited talk, text, and free essential data over a nationwide 5G network through its app-based MVNO. With roughly 10 million monthly active users and revenue north of $100 million, TextNow built a real telecom business on a simple bet: communication should be a right, paid for by ads rather than by the people who can least afford a phone bill.