The word is out now that dotMobi is picking up the Mowser assets. Like I said in my post about planning to shut down Mowser, the problem wasn’t with Mowser itself or the technique of content adaption or the mobile web as a whole. We just weren’t able to run Mowser as a media site and make the kind of money we needed from advertising. …
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Mobile Analytics from AdMob
http://www.thisismobility.com/blog/2008/04/30/mobile-analytics-from-admob/The news is starting to make it out about the analytics product AdMob has in beta. Like mentioned before, analytics on mobile is one of those things it’s easy to do poorly and very difficult to do well. Even the folks who have been paying attention to the environment for a long time don’t have clear cut answers about how to deal with thorny issues like carrier identification and user counting. …
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Mozilla @ Web 2.0
http://www.thisismobility.com/blog/2008/04/24/mozilla-web-20/Very happy to see Mozilla talking about mobile browsing at Web 2.0 Expo. W00t! Progress is being made, makes me all tingly happy.…
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dotMobi acquires Mowser
http://flinglog.com/post/34458329Mike shut the doors on Mowser, a mobile web content adaptation service. I had a lengthy article planned of all the reasons why the mobile web is not dead, why services like Mowser are pretty important today, tomorrow and in the foreseeable future. With
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Nokia Conversations
http://conversations.nokia.comDavid Harper’s Different Things f r e e g o r i f e r o | weblog I, Cringely. The Pulpit | PBS IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News and Reviews Jan Chipchase - Future Perfect Kevin Kelly -- The Technium Lifeblog Loic Le Meur Blog Mike Rowehl: This is Mobility mobile jones mTrends Near Future Laboratory Nokia Beta Labs Nokia Press Bulletin Board Nokia technology podcasts NokNok.tv - Tap into your Nokia's hidden talents Raphael Grignani Russell Beattie S60 Blogs
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Blog Software Client
http://blog.davegwan.com/2008/05/blog-software-client/RapidMetaBlog WordPressDash Linux: BloGTK Drivel Flock Gnome Blog JBlogEditor QTM ScribeFire (formerly Performancing) WriteToMyBlog - web based PalmOS: Plogit - open source Mo:blog - commercial Vagablog - open source Siemens Phones: blog2go Nokia Phones (Symbian S60 based): Wavelog - commercial
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Nature Valley Crunchy Oats N Honey Granola Bars 1 1 2 Oz Size at The Number 1 Nature Valley Crunchy Oats N Honey Granola Bars 1 1 2 Oz Size source
http://uphilltry.com/nature-valley-crunchy-oats-n-honey-gran...thunderstorms will be possible ********** Noon, Friday, 9 May 2008 81 ðFLight Rain Humidity: 65%Dew Point: 68 ðFWind: 21 mp... Read the full post from GNV Wx... via Blogdigger blog search for Nature Valley. 05/09/2008 04:40 AM $dotMobi[] = $Mowser $dotMobi[] = $MowserThe word is out now that dotMobi is picking up the Mowser assets. Like I said in my post about planning to shut down Mowser, the problem wasn’t with Mowser itself or the technique of content adaption or the mobile web as a
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Is the mobile web dead? Maybe not. A conversation with Mowser co-founder Mike Rowehl
http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=2864to whether or not his pessimistic thoughts on the mobile web had changed thanks to this purchase, he did feel Beattie simply spoke more out of frustration than anything else. Rowehl also said that his stance was never inline with Beattie’s (something which he laid out on his own blog). We previously wrote about an extension of this debate, whether mobile application were dying or thriving.
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Is the mobile web dead? Maybe not. A conversation with Mowser co-founder Mike Rowehl
http://venturebeat.com/2008/05/09/is-the-mobile-web-dead-may...to whether or not his pessimistic thoughts on the mobile web had changed thanks to this purchase, he did feel Beattie simply spoke more out of frustration than anything else. Rowehl also said that his stance was never inline with Beattie’s (something which he laid out on his own blog). We previously wrote about an extension of this debate, whether
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VentureBeat
http://venturebeat.com. The company offers a similar mobile network service to the others in the group with over a milion users and has also created its own ad network. Many mobile ad networks launched in the last couple of months, of course, and they all face challenges. Still, it seems a good move for both Buzzcity and GoFresh. Key to the success in this group of off-deck players is their ability to understand mobile features that have been working well in the bigger mobile market, particularly the US, and
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Analysis: MySpace and Facebook challenge mobile-only social networks
http://vcsandangels.com/blog/?p=2865. The company offers a similar mobile network service to the others in the group with over a milion users and has also created its own ad network. Many mobile ad networks launched in the last couple of months, of course, and they all face challenges. Still, it seems a good move for both Buzzcity and GoFresh. Key to the success in this group of off-deck players is their ability to understand mobile features that have been working well in the bigger mobile market, particularly the US, and
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Mowser Lives! Again! Bigger Future for the Smaller Renderer
http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/2008/05/09/mowser-lives-again...Mike and Russ for finding a silver lining to the Mowser experience - namely the purchase of the technology by the dotMobi folk. The implications of the technology are discussed by Charlie far better than I could even summarise
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Mobile 2.0 Europe in Barcelona on July 4
http://mobile20.eu/2008/05/09/hello-world/Barcelona, Spain. This one-day event focusing on the Mobile Web and Disruptive Mobile Innovation, is brought to you by dotopen and the Mobile 2.0 Organizing Committee: Daniel Appelquist, Gregory Gorman, Mike Rowehl, Peter Vesterbacka and Rudy De Waele in partnership with ESADE. The event will be held at the Espacio ESADE FORUM, Barcelona and will run from 9:00am to 6:00pm with a reception at the Espacio ESADE FORUM afterward.
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