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Oracle invests in innovation by designing hardware and software systems that are engineered to work together. Podcasts: Mobile. Click-to-Video Mobile Advertising. Advertisers looking to deliver the mobile video ad campaigns can now use the Click-to-Video landing page service from Nexage, a mobile video solution provider. This service will make ad campaigns accessible to 550 million mobile phones, including 450 phone models operating on more than 350 wireless networks worldwide. This self service tool enables advertisers to create mobile Web pages and include videos. The service is based Nexage’s PhoneCast platform, which offers wireless operators and content providers a way to launch mobile video services over 3G networks.
Among the companies already on-board to use this service is ipsh! , a mobile marketing agency that is part of the Omnicom Group. ipsh! The question remains whether users will want to click through to see videos, which are essentially just ads. Nexage. GoMo News. Rating: who needs dotmobi? Having just created www.gomonews.mobi it was an eye opener talking to advertising guru and CEO of Quattro Wireless Andy Miller. I have followed Quattro since its launch and while I was impressed with the company and the background of the of the founders (already sold a company for USD 300 million) – I had some reservations. For one – the mobile advertising space is expanding in all directions at an alarming rate. The last time I remember watching exponential growth such as this was the MVNO start-up rate in the Netherlands and France a few years ago. But now, mobile advertising is the DJ and the tune playing on the decks is one that boasts “we have the best mobile advertising service”.
My thing is competitive advantage. His response was that Quattro was different. But actually, what he said did ooze differentiation. The advertising comes into play after the website has been re-created. But it doesn’t stop there. What we think? Mobi. 3 questions for Third Screen Media. When Microsoft said it will buy mobile ad startup ScreenTonic last week, the first thing a lot of us wondered was who’s next? Mobile ad startups like Third Screen Media and AdMob have been building successful businesses while Internet companies are looking for an easy way into the mobile ad market. Given Third Screen Media was rumored to be in acquisition talks with Microsoft last year, and more recently AOL, we thought we’d get on the horn with CEO Thomas Burgess and see where he thinks the market is headed. Here’s an edited version of his thoughts: Q. How do you think the ScreenTonic/Microsoft deal will affect your position and the industry?
A. I think the entire interactive ad industry is in a consolidation mode right now. Q. A. Q. A. Advertisers are making a bigger push too. Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology: Everypoin. Mar 21, 2014, 8:48am EDT Massachusetts consulting shop: Apple, Hewlett-Packard lead satisfaction ratings among computer-buyers Scores for companies factored in functional and emotional reactions to purchases. Mar 21, 2014, 8:21am EDT Harvard Business School to launch online education programs HBX is intended to expand the reach of the school's instruction and also make it available to people in more stages of their careers than current cohorts find themselves, the university says.
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