MSearchGroove

In the midst of all the changes at Msearchgroove I’m also preparing for what I’m sure will be one of the most exciting speaking engagements on my calendar: The MobileHCI’07 (stands for Human Computer Interaction) in Singapore (September 9-12).

My role will be to lead the discussion on the future of mobile search and participate in a session with Leland Rechis, Google user experience designer, and Carol Taylor, InfoSpace Mobile director of user experience. Scott Weiss, Principal of Usable Products Company, will chair the panel and – based on his reputation as an outspoken critic of mobile device usability – push us for straight answers to tough questions. I look forward to the challenge – and to sharing all the high points with you.

And I’m sure there will be a lot to report. The lineup of stimulating keynotes and topics - ranging from mobile location and ambient intelligence to “i-borg” interfaces to the role of mobile search in SK Telecom’s service delivery strategy – is perfectly in tune with my personal passion to track developments at the intersection of content and context and lead the debate on mobile search and social media. Now that’s where the action is!

Speaking of action, I feel compelled to give regular readers an update of what’s been going on at Msearchgroove. Without going in too much detail, let’s just say I fully agree with reader feedback and will soon take the wraps off a new and extremely user-friendly design. Archives will be easy to access and search, and perusing the library of all my published work – which includes over 100 articles on the subject and several in-depth white papers – will be a breeze. Sharing content and opinions will be baked into the site, as well as a custom-developed widget that will deliver the buzz on all things related to mobile search, mobile advertising and mobile Web 2.0 from over 100,000 news sources and blogs.

As I’ve said before. It’s an electrifying time in the industry – and this site will be humming with good vibes and great discussions!

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