From the monthly archives: March 2006
This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted by Justin Oberman at MoPocket.com. Head over for some of the best writing about mobile from around the web in the last week. The Carnival is growing week by week and invites new writers about mobile as well as old friends to participate – you don’t need [...]
One of the remarkable woman in mobile I discovered lately is Judy Breck. During the early Internet period, she led HomeworkCentral.com‘s open content collection and she has since written four books about knowledge digital migration and connectivity. Howard Rheingold says on her latest book 109 IDEAS for Virtual learning: “Judy Breck is onto something — [...]
TIP: don’t try to translate the title with babelfish! Originally I didn’t want to write about this peticular, somehow unnoticed event but the abscence of ‘voice’ in the blogosphere made me write the following lines… If you haven’t noticed about this item, you’re probably just a curious reader interested in mobile, but most probably you’re [...]
After the warm enthusiasm of the 3GSM Gathering Of The Mobilists, we felt ready for a second gathering this time at CTIA Wireless 2006, April 6 in Las Vegas. Caroline Lewko from the Wireless Industry Partnership will be your mobilist host that evening. Another opportunity to meet the mobilist ones like Carlo Longino and Russell [...]
This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted by Dorrian Porter, founder and CEO of Mozes Inc., one of the hot US mobile start-ups of the moment. The Carnival features the best writing about mobile from around the web in the last week. You can read Dorrian’s excellent summary of this week here. Don’t miss [...]
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