The high prices carriers have been charging for mobile content have kept the business from flourishing, according to a new study from Juniper Research. Only if they change their ways, will the carrier’s share of the global mobile content business be able to hit $52 billion in revenues by 2013. Juniper charges that by taking such a large share of revenues today from mobile content sales is stunting the industry. Instead, the firm suggests the carriers emphasize “shared value creation.” In a cooperative environment, the entire global mobile content market could potentially hit $167 billion by 2013, which would be distributed to carriers, content providers and third-party aggregators and billing companies. Release.