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This week the Carnival of the Mobilists – the weekly line-up of top-notch mobile blogging from experts and mobile passionatas -- comes to us via the ever-dedicated James Coops over at Mobyaffiliates.com, the site that lists all the best mobile Internet and iPhone affiliate programs and mobile affiliate networks in an easy-to-use directory. Thanks to all the Mobilists we have momentum, more members and a great C...
March 18, 2010
It's a milestone day for the fledgling app space. We have a solid report from esteemed colleague Chetan Sharma that gives a good overview of the size of the global mobile apps economy and some valuable insights into the regional...
March 17, 2010
The Netsize Guide 2010 is breaking download records and an increasing number of "fans" have even purchased a paper copy of this must-read mobile industry resource. In view of the phenomenal popularity of this content, MSG is joining with Netsize to showcase a "best of" selection of executive interviews and hot topics that have everyone talking. We start the series with a timely and telling interview with Christopher...
March 15, 2010
I'm still sifting through the list of cool companies I met during Mobile World Congress (including a stealth-mode mobile search startup and a company taking the touch/haptic interface to the next level) I can't wait to feature on MSG and now I have to switch gears and plan for CTIA. I'm in Las Vegas for the week, so there are loads of opportunities to meet up. For one, I have been invited to speak on app marketing an...
March 11, 2010
This week the Carnival of the Mobilists – the weekly line-up of the best blogs and bloggers on all things mobile – comes to us via Andy Favell over at MobiThinking, a valuable resource with a good selection of mobile advertising stats, reports and white papers. Between Andy's outreach for old and new Mobilists to submit posts –and my eager tweets (@COTMobilists) encouraging more people to get involved – the C...
March 11, 2010
Until now much of the discussion around app store platforms and developer communities has been a technical one focused on primarily on APIs (which ones to open to third-party developers when and why), toolchains and toolkits (the optimal level of integration and how to achieve it) and development costs (value for money and how to...
March 8, 2010
 

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