Regular readers will know that a high point of my year is collaborating with the Netsize team to collect the information, ideas and insights from industry authorities and +25 c-level execs that make the Netsize Guide the industry's number one reference work. This year is no exception. To the contrary, I'm proud to report the Netsize Guide 2010 – the 9th Edition of the Netsize almanac– is widely regarded as the best edition ever (!).
One reason for the heightened interest could be the sharp focus on the future of mobile and mobility. The Netsize Guide, aptly titled Mobile Renaissance, pushes the boundaries and examines the
February 23, 2010
Tags: AR, augmented reality, Bundesverband Digitale Wirtschaft, comScore, Dray & Associates, education, Emfinders, Evernote, Flirtomatic, GeoVector, GetJar, Havas Digital Mobile, healthcare, Informa Telecoms & Media, Innopay, Internet Advertising Bureau, Layar, Marks & Spencers, Memodia, Mobile Commerce, Mobile Entertainment Forum, Mobile Marketing Association, NearbyNow, Netsize, Netsize Guide 2010, Nokia NAVTEQ, PayPal Mobile, retail, Scanbuy, SFR, Sony Ericsson, Sony Music Entertainment, themedicieffect, UGC, Universal McCann, VisionMobile
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"It’s all about apps!" That is the message that has come through in dozens of recent briefings and interviews (many of which will be include in the chapter I am writing about app store business models for the
December 9, 2009
Tags: Android, app store, Apple, Bada, BlackBerry, changingworlds, convergence, developers, DN Capital, Google, iPhone, Java, Mobile Internet, Mobile Marketing, Orange, podcast, Recommendation, Samsung, Symbina, vertical apps, VisionMobile, Windows Mobile
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The recent release of this valuable knowledge resource may have slipped your attention in the summer months. But with vacation over and most of us in catch-up mode, the timing is perfect to check out and download the Mobile Industry Atlas, a visual map developed by VisionMobile that provides a who's who in the mobile industry and the position they occupy in the evolving value chain (from handset design through retailing, including development and delivery of hardware, software, SIM cards, services, and content).
August 29, 2008
Tags: Mobile Industry Atlas, VisionMobile
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