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Mobile Buzz: March 2009

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Monday, March 23, 2009. It's not about Location. duh! If I had a dollar for every time someone mentioned foursquare. During a panel or keynote at SXSWi. Last week I would be super. Ok, maybe I'd have about 60 dollars. Which is a lot considering I only attended about 6 sessions in all (bah. and missed out on the " panel nerd" badge. As a result. whaa! The point is that Foursquare's debut at SXSWi. Was simply put, a success. We all loved it and continue to love it! First it's fun -. Because it is a game!

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Mobile Buzz: Is SMS dead?

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Friday, March 20, 2009. Two weeks ago Google shut off its free SMS. Platform to 3rd parties (the one that powered Infinite SMS on the iphone). Days earlier Google had also shut down Dodgeball. The SMS powered location based social app. One might conclude from this that the services were unpopular. Instead, the real problem was just the opposite. And the fact that Google was paying for each tiny message. But getting real. there is still a long way to go. Today SMS is still the optimal way to reach a reall...

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Mobile Buzz: February 2008

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Sunday, February 17, 2008. Spectrum Auction: The Cash Cow is Slowing Down. 17 days and 81 rounds into the 700 Mhz spectrum auction and the total bid amount is up to a whopping $19.5 Billion! The question keeps popping up: who are the top contenders? The auction is silent so we really will not know until the auction ends. There are 214 approved bidders. Most industry experts speculate that Verizon and AT&T have been the most aggressive of the bidders. Some have even speculated that Google dropped out.

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Mobile Buzz: May 2008

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Wednesday, May 28, 2008. First day @ I/O comes to an end. Here's to the Google folks for throwing a top notch event! The 1st day of Google I/O comes to a happy end with no other than. "Flight of the Conchords". Thank's Google I/O team! Links to this post. The Android Value Prop – live from Google I/O. This is a short excerpt of the value proposition of Android, as presented by Jason Chen at the "Introduction to Android. Break-out session at Google I/O. 2) All API’s are exposed. 2) There doesn't seem to b...

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Trend Widget zur Bundestagswahl 2009 – e-driven.de – widgets, apps & commerce

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E-driven.de – widgets, apps and commerce. E-driven.de: Blog über Widgets, Applikationen, Social-Commerce und eCommerce. Skip to Content ↓. LeWeb’08 – Live. Trend Widget zur Bundestagswahl 2009. Sep 15th, 2009. Pünktlich zur Wahl gibt es jetzt ein Google Widget. Dass das Interesse der Deutschen an den Partein im Vorfeld der Bundestagswahl anzeigt (ist leider hier nicht in voller Größe darstellbar):. 8592; Google Gadgets werden sozial. Zembly stellt Dienst ein. On Nov 2nd, 2009 at 14:14. 169; 2017 e-driven...

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SIME Blog: SIME Friends nominated for an International Emmy

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The official blog of the Scandinavian Interactive Media Event (SIME) - keeping you in touch with the SIME team, speakers, participants and other SIME friends! The SIME blog has moved! Visit the new blog at blog.sime.nu. Wednesday, March 12, 2008. SIME Friends nominated for an International Emmy. The company P, creative advisor to SIME07, is nominated for and International Emmy. The participatory drama. The Truth About Marika. Congratulations to the whole team! December 27, 2009 at 3:33 PM. Plumbing relat...

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Mobile Buzz: March 2008

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Thursday, March 20, 2008. It is not just about the outcome of the 700 MHz auction. The incumbents triumphed. The FCC collected $19.59. Almost twice what they had projected. And nothing has really changed. Well, almost nothing. Congratulatory message to the auction's winners. As somewhat of a concession speech. I, however, am inclined to believe that the under performance. Of Google during the 700 MHz spectrum auction could not be accidental. Announced a move towards open access. 3 Verizon released its fi...

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Mobile Buzz: October 2009

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Tuesday, October 20, 2009. I spend most of my time on Twitter. Won't you follow me there? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe to Mobile Buzz! Silicon Valley, California, United States. Generally obsessed with anything mobile, and specialize in mobile services strategy, design, implementation, and monetization. I am a huge advocate of an open ecosystem where innovation and economic benefits can exist for all parties alike, and where the consumer is the ultimate beneficiary.

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Mobile Buzz: May 2009

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Wednesday, May 06, 2009. IPhone Apps - Free more lucrative than Premium? I'm not sure whether to believe some of the figures (60% fillrates, 2.6% click through-rates, and eCPMs as high as $4.00), but I thought this report by Adwhirl. Could be informative to developers trying to decide on free vs. premium. It is obvious that low fill rates equal low revenues, but I have yet to see a single ad network or optimizer that yields 100%. Oh, well, you be the judge. Is planning to do so. Links to this post.

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Mobile Buzz: Snippets from CTIA's "A Generation Unplugged" keynote

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Saturday, September 13, 2008. Snippets from CTIA's "A Generation Unplugged" keynote. Presented the “A Generation Unplugged” study results at a keynote session at CTIA. Yesterday. For the survey Harris Interactive surveyed 2,089 teens ages 13-19 about their motivations, usage and behaviors towards mobile phones. Harris hinted at making the presentation available for a price, so I thought I would post the following highlights:. What the phone does is more important than the way it looks. Teens are most inf...