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Tweet It is another great pleasure to introduce you to edition #180 of the Carnival of the Mobilists (COTM). Nearly four years ago I wrote in my first Carnival of the Mobilists #3 the following introduction: “The more I get into the COTM concept, the more I believe it’s really great for everybody involved. Not [...]
Tweet This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted at Ubiquitous Thoughts and edited by Mark van ‘t Hooft, from the Research Center for Educational Technology at Kent State University. As usual, some great posts about anything mobile from around the blogosphere, head over to Ubiquitous Thoughts.
Tweet The first Carnival of the Mobilists of 2008 (#105) is online at Mobile Point View. Head over and read Paul Ruppert’s exciting post!
Tweet After a long flight back from iPhoneland, a severe jetlag – I can’t sleep on planes – and catching up with the works, I finally got to edit the 96th Carnival of the Mobilists. Nearly 2 years after my first Carnival of the Mobilists participation, headphones plugged in and a moody playlist on, I’m [...]
Tweet Dear mobilists, I’m hosting next Monday’s CotM. Since I will be travelling from Sunday to Monday, I would appreciate if you could send your entries before Saturday 2pm PST / 11pm CET so I can store them on my laptop and do the editing on the plane. There’s going to be a lot of [...]
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Rudy De Waele
Enabling Next Generation Mobile Products & Services
Rudy De Waele is CEO & co-founder of Nyota Media - the world's first growth agency for innovative African entrepreneurs, start-ups and international companies that use technology to improve the lives of Africans.
He is a Mobile Strategist, Business Angel and Appreneur with over 18 years of experience in Internet technology, specialising in mobile innovation and start ups since 1999.
He is a co-founder of dotopen, Mobile Premier Awards, AppCircus and MobileMonday in Barcelona Spain, and is a member of the Mobile 2.0 Advisory Committee in both San Francisco and Barcelona.
Rudy has curated ground-breaking presentations in Mobile Trends 2020 (2010), Mobile Trends 2020 Africa (2011), and most recently Mobile Opportunities in Africa - Engaging the next Billion (2012).
He has consulted for Telefonica, Vodafone, MTN, Orange, Telcel, Millicom, Samsung, Nokia, BlackBerry, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Admob (acquired by Google), Louis Vuitton, Philippe Starck, Young & Rubicam, Cheil Worldwide.
A graduate from Singularity University, he has lectured at Web 2.0 Expo, The Next Web, PICNIC, next, MIDEM, Mobile 2.0, Mobile Monday and MIPTV.
