Launched last year, New Jersey-based RENTOBILE brings the Netflix model to cell phones, joining a long list of companies that have already brought it to toys, books and snacks, among other goods.The company recognizes that in the fast-paced world of...
Topics: mobile phone, Mobility

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Will Twitter get down to business? Twitter is free for now but will the recent hiring of a Director of Mobile Business Development mean they might start charging or setting up a premium service?According to Twitter’s blog: “Twitter receives a...
Topics: at&T idol, Mobility Public Relations, Online Journal Review, pew internet & american life project, telephony magazine, Twitter

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Winners and sinners of the mobile web. mobiThinking.com just published a free e-book, “The Best and Worst of Mobile Web”that has compiled a panel of the top mobile marketers to share their picks of the winners and sinners  on the mobile web.Consider.
Topics: Ipsos Mendelsohn, Mobility Public Relations, mobiThinking.com, Synovate

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Cool mobile marketing campaign of the week. The Grid, a South African location-based network, is getting word out about their service via a documentary film, Mobikasi. Of course it’s a mobile documentary. But what gives it the extra coolness factor is..
Topics: Mobility Public Relations

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Poof. There’s goes Matlock. It actually wasn’t the end times in Wilmington, N.C., this week as local broadcasters made the switch from analog to all digital, reports the Wall Street Journal. Wilmington isn’t waiting until February 2009 to make the..
Topics: comscore, CTIA, google archives, Mobility Public Relations, nielsen company, US 3G usage

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