Worldlink and the Telegraph Media Group launch 'LiveMarkets' service

Worldlink Group plc, the Frankfurt listed mobile technology company has launched with the Telegraph Media Group, LiveMarkets. The service delivers Worldlink's real-time financial products to the Telegraph's 700,000 readers and substantial internet subscriber base.

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With Worldlink's application, the Telegraph Media Group's readers and subscribers will be able to receive direct access to real-time market data via their smart-phones as well as on their PCs. The service is completely free. LiveMarkets enables users to track their portfolios, automatically receiving share prices and other important information in real-time, which can be personally profiled by the client, ensuring they receive the information they require.

LiveMarkets provides direct access to data from the London Stock Exchange (LSE), main market and AIM, and Turquoise European data. As well as receiving real-time exchange data, Telegraph Media Group readers and subscribers will be able to check the markets, view charts, pricing information and financial news. Interactive Data Corporation, a leading provider of financial market data, analytics and related solutions, will supply the market information, and Dow Jones the news service.

Neil Riches, Founder and Managing Director of Worldlink, commented: "We are delighted to be launching LiveMarkets with the Telegraph Media Group, one of the UK's leading newspaper groups. We believe that our range of products and services will be of great value and use to the Telegraph's customers."

Matthew Margetts, Head of Corporate and Financial Sponsorship, commented: "The LiveMarkets service will give our readers and subscribers real-time access to share price information. We pride ourselves on providing world class business coverage in our newspapers and online and this allows us to make this available direct to readers' mobile phones and desktop computers."

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