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Musiwave, our partner in the MuLiMob project, will provide both mobile and fixed line downloads to provide a variety of mobile music services to Orange and Wanadoo’s 56 million customers across Europe. This is the first time that France Telecom has selected a single vendor to oversee their music offerings.
Viaccess will provide comprehensive DRM technology […]

The MuLiMob - Multilingualism & Mobility project just released their third main report: “Guidelines for multilingual mobile services“.
To download the report from the MuLiMob website you just need to register.
The results of the project will be presented at a conference and networking event in London on the 30th of November 2005.
Stay tuned!

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Thanks to the participation of major companies within the mobile industry in Europe, MuLiMob, the MultiLingualism and Mobility EC project, announced the publication of its first two reports:
1. The technical report gives an overview of the technological state of being and future trends within mobile communication and wireless technologies.
2. The market report is the synthesis […]

Founded in 1980, Crammed Discs is one of the leading purveyors of quality music in the independent sector, managing along the way to achieve worldwide success with non-mainstream artists such as Zap Mama, Taraf de Haïdouks, Bebel Gilberto and others. Crammed have released over 225 albums to date, including Eighties fusion milestones such as LPs […]

MuLiMob partner Musiwave launched its Personalized Streaming Music to Phones with Smart Radio Technology.
The logical evolution of last.fm’s pioneering work with online profiled and personalised radio.

With Musiwave’s Smart Radio technology, mobile users will feel as though the world’s largest mobile music library is stored locally. The platform provides similar functionality as locally stored music. For […]

Douglas Rushkoff wrote an excellent article published today on The Feature why the mobile industry needs to learn the world’s struggling languages.

“Even today’s most guarded estimates indicate that half of the world’s 6000 languages will likely be extinct by the year 2050. A decidedly more catastrophic prediction from researchers at the University of Manchester now […]