Just tying up loose ends and pinning down last interviews before I'm off to Barcelona for Mobile World Congress (MWC). If you haven't booked a video interview with me or Michelle Sklar, then best to start planning for CTIA in March because all the slots (over 200!) for coverage are full.
However, there are some limited sponsorship opportunities available allowing companies placement through in-video overlay, logos...
February 11, 2010
Tags: amdocs, bnetTV, Bytemobile, InMobi, JumpTap, MWC, NeoMedia, Out There Media, Qualcomm, Volantis, Xiam
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In brief: Recounting my briefing in London with Amdocs prior to the CES 8 launch, the results of a recent service provider survey and the wider implications of both as operators move from selling access to selling value.
What happens when the Internet of Things – trillions of devices,...
January 25, 2010
Tags: amdocs, app store, behavioral targeting, changingworlds, Connected World, Google, Mobile Advertising, mobile analytics, mobile commerce, mobile CRM, Mobile Marketing, Personalization, ReadWriteWeb, Recommendation, targeting
Posted in Content Discovery, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Research, Personalization, Recommendation, Web 2.0 | 1 Comment »
GOOGLE'S NEW KEYWORD TOOL SHARES SEARCH VOLUMES for the first time. AcuraCast road tests the tool (currently in beta), which provides mobile website owners and mobile search marketing agencies the ability to estimate PPC costs and traffic volumes they can expect from mobile search. A quick review of mobile search volumes shows even the most popular keywords we know from the Web aren't crowd-pleasers in mobile. For ca...
September 25, 2009
Tags: amdocs, app store, GetJar, Google, India, Location-based services, Mhealth, Mobile Advertising, mobile analytics, Mobile Health, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Search, Mobile SEO
Posted in Data Points, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Content, Mobile Research, Mobile Search | 1 Comment »
In brief: A sneak peek at my upcoming personalization report and a request for case studies. The second in the series on mobile personalization examines Openwave and features an exclusive Q&A with Mayur Pitamber, Openwave Product Management Strategist. We ask the question: Is Openwave gearing up for something big?
It was great to have the last days off and even better to map out an exciting line-up of MS...
August 19, 2009
Tags: amdocs, app store, Apple, behavioral targeting, Bytemobile, Ericsson, GigaOm, GigaOM Pro, Google, IAB, iPhone, Location-based services, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Advertising U.K., mobile analytics, Mobile Internet, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Search, Nokia, Novarra, Openwave, Qualcomm, Recommendation, Strands, Telstra, Yahoo
Posted in Content Discovery, Location-based services, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Search, Personalization, Recommendation | 3 Comments »
What do you get when you bring together the intellectual resources of Rudy De Waele/ mTrends and dotopen, an open innovation consulting firm known for its insights into the emerging mobile Web 2.0 ecosystem, and MSearchGroove, a knowledge resource dedicated to the analysis of mobile search (and all things mobile at the intersection of context and content)? In a word, impact!
Since teaming up with Rudy De Waele, b...
May 11, 2009
Tags: 4 INFO, abphone, amdocs, Answers.com, AnyQuestionAnswered, AOL, aphone, AQA, Ask, AskMeNow, behavioral targeting, Boopsie, ChaCha, dotopen, Google, Hiogi, IBM, IQ Engines, JumpTap, Kannuu, Kooaba, MCN, Medio Systems, Microsoft, mINFO, Mobile Acuity, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Search, Mobile Social Networks, Motricity, mTrends, NearbyNow, Nokia, Nuance, Qualcomm, Searchme, Slifter, SnapNow, SnapTell, Taptu, textperts, Tin Eye Mobile, Truveo, Twitter, Vlingo, Vtap
Posted in Content Discovery, Local Search, Location-based services, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Research, Mobile Search, Multimodal Search, Usability, Web 2.0 | 6 Comments »
Another day, another apps store. Following on the heels on Apple (App Store), Google (Android Marketplace) and Handango, the blogosphere is buzzing with rumors that Nokia has jumped on the application store bandwagon, and is gearing up to launch an app store for its Symbian platform just in time for next week's Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona. At the other end of the spectrum, The Wall Street Journal tells u...
February 11, 2009
Tags: Amazon, amdocs, Amdocs Interactive, Apple, BlackBerry, changingworlds, eBay, Google, Handango, Keystone Advantage, Marco Iansiti, Microsoft, Nokia, Qualcomm, Skymarket
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