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April 9, 2010

Appvertainment from Jobs-Apple and the iAd

The announcement of iPhone OS4 changes the Smartphone world – yet again. As Steve Jobs described the 7 tent poles of the new iPhone/iTouch/Ipad OS, it was clear that the tent was not quite large enough for everyone. The center … Continue reading →

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Filed under advertising, android, Apple, AT&T, Beezag, blackberry, facebook, Google, iPad, iphone, Ipod, iTunes, location based services, management, microsoft, mobile, mobile advertising, Mobile Application Stores, mobile commerce, mobile games, netbooks, new media, Newspapers, Open Network, opensource, pirates, smart phone, Smartphone, Social Media, social networking, Steve Jobs, Twitter, Web2.0, widgets, wireless

Tagged as advertising, Apple, Appvertainment, AT&T, Basketball, blackberry, circus, Disney, Dwayne Wade, email, Enterprise, Google, iAd, iAds, Internet, iPad, iphone, Itouch, microsoft, mobile, mobile marketing, Nike, Nokia, Ovi, RIM, social networking, Steve Jobs, Symbian, Target, tent, verizon, wireless

March 30, 2010

Kudos to Verizon for taking on Leadership – Mobile without Phone Numbers

Approximately one year ago I wrote an article entitled “The Future of Mobile – without phone numbers.” In my discussion I put forth the proposition that social networks would take over the fundamental connectivity for individuals and that phone numbers … Continue reading →

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Filed under Acquisitions, advertising, android, Apple, AT&T, cloud computing, CTIA, facebook, FusionOne, iphone, location based services, MAc, mobile, mobile advertising, Mobile Application Stores, mobile commerce, portal, skype, smart phone, Smartphone, Twitter, Verizon, Web2.0, widgets, wireless

Tagged as Address Book, Apple, AT&T, blackberry, CTIA, facebook, FusionOne, Google, Internet, iphone, Mike Mulica, mobile, mobile marketing, skype, smartphones, social networking, Steven Spencer, Twitter, verizon, wireless

March 15, 2010

SNL Really!?! Really?

This past episode of SNL had a Toyota Prius commercial parody.. You can view it by clicking here: What was even funnier than the skit was the targeted advertisements for this video clip on the NBC website. When I first … Continue reading →

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Filed under advertising, Automobile, mobile, mobile advertising, Toyota, Web2.0

Tagged as advertising, E-Commerce, Internet, Lexus, mercedes, mobile marketing, NBC, Nissan, Parody, Prius, Saturday Night Life, SNL, Sprint, Toyota

November 15, 2009

Google clicks in for Mobile

During the past week Google made two significant splashes in the mobile arena. Their much heralded, bombing of middle America with Stealth fighters announced the landing of the “Droid” mobile device. Secondly, their acquisition of the leading U.S. mobile advertising … Continue reading →

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Filed under Acquisitions, advertising, android, Apple, facebook, Google, mobile, mobile advertising, Mobile Application Stores, mobile commerce, smart phone, Smartphone, Social Media, Twitter, Web2.0, wireless, You Tube

Tagged as advertising, America, android, Apple, AT&T, blackberry, bomber, droid, facebook, Google, iphone, mobile, mobile marketing, Nokia, palm, RIM, social networking, stealth, stealth fighter, Symbian, Twitter, verizon, vzw, wireless

May 10, 2009

Twitter : Getting New Management?

The rumor mill of possible suitors for Twitter blogs, buzzes and Tweets with different theories. The largest speculation, at least in terms of media attention, has Twitter pairing up with either Google or Apple. While these reports are officially unsubstantiated … Continue reading →

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Filed under Acquisitions, advertising, android, Apple, Google, iphone, microsoft, mobile, MySpace, smart phone, Smartphone, Social Media, Twitter, Web2.0, wirless

Tagged as Acquisition, aol, Apple, applications, EBay, facebook, fear, Google, greed, Internet, investment, iphone, iTunes, Micorsoft, mobile, Mountain View, MSN, MySpace, Prodigy, SMS, Social Media, social networking, texting, Tweets, Twitter, venture, ventures, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, wireless

March 2, 2009

Cheers and Jeers for Mobile without Numbers

My article “The Future of Mobile – without numbers” created a large reaction. I received a full inbox worth of cheers and jeers. For those who cheered, I say “thanks.” For those who jeered, I say, “Thank you very much!” … Continue reading →

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Tagged as advertising, E-Commerce, economy, facebook, Internet, mobile, mobile marketing, skype, social networking, verizon, voip, wireless

February 23, 2009

The Future of Mobile – Without Phone Numbers

The most striking exchange at the recent Mobile World Congress in Barcelona was the give and take of jabs between Sol Trujillo , CEO of Telestra and Josh Silverman, CEO of Skype. Sol represents the mobile business of the present … Continue reading →

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Filed under advertising, blackberry, blog storming, facebook, mobile, Mobile Application Stores, skype, smart phone, Smartphone, Social Media, social networking, Web2.0, wifi, wireless

Tagged as Apple, blackberry, facebook, Internet, iphone, josh silverman, mobile, mobile marketing, Mobile World Congress, new media, Nokia, skype, social networking, Sol Trujillo, telestra, voip, wireless

February 15, 2009

Twitter-Versy!

Last week it was reported that Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-Mich) Tweeted himself into the news by giving real time updates as he traveled to Iraq. He was in a delegation led by House Minority Leader John A. Boehner, R-Ohio. His … Continue reading →

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Filed under blackberry, facebook, Iraq, location based services, mobile, politics, social networking, Twitter, Web2.0

Tagged as blackberry, Central Intelligence Agency, cia, Clinton, Congress, DEA, DGSE, DOD, Drug Enforcement Agency, facebook, FBI, Hillary Clinton, Home Land Security, Iraq, James Bond, Mossad, Pete Hoekstra, social networking, State. Dept, Twitter, Washington, Web2.0

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