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@ MEM: EA VP: Remove The Vampire Publishers - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Sun 04 Jun 2006 03:07 PM PST

Ed: A bit late in streaming out some remainign coverage from MEM conference held two weeks ago in London [by Peggy Anne Salz] This was the key message of Javier…

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MEM 2006: Waiting For The Killer Mobile Content Management App - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Mon 29 May 2006 09:06 AM PST

Not much insight in the sparsely-attended session on content management solutions, although there was a small amount of finger pointing about who exactly is holding up the development of more…

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MEM 2006: A Ranty Note To Conference Organisers - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Thu 25 May 2006 06:06 PM PST

I’m flabbergasted that there’s no wireless network here. It’s a mobile conference! Not even the option to be fleeced for £5 an hour for an in-house service. I wasted a…

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MEM Coverage: Lots More Next Week - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Thu 25 May 2006 06:06 PM PST

We’ve ran out of space, really...(very busy day today)...we have lots more coverage from the MEM conference in London, which we’ll be streaming out over next week. Stay tuned… Our…

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MEM 2006: MEFFY Award Winners - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Thu 25 May 2006 06:06 PM PST

Day two in the old agricultural shed (yes, that’s the venue, or at least it former avatar). Pete Tong was ‘in the house’ last night to dish out the Mobile…

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MEM 2006: Leveraging MTV’s Dynamic Audience - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 24 May 2006 10:06 AM PST

MTV’s Angel Gambino told me afterwards that the patterns of use for all five of MTV’s mobile TV services are very similar to those of broadcast TV in terms of…

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MEM 2006: Mobile Music Rocks, Or At Least The Speakers Do… - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 24 May 2006 10:06 AM PST

“The mobile business is show business,” said MEF Americas chairman Ralph Simon - who treated us to his version of Gnarl’s Barkley’s Crazy (just for a split second, thankfully...) and…

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MEM 2006: FremantleMedia’s Three Stages Of Mobile Content - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 24 May 2006 10:06 AM PST

At Islington’s Business Design Centre for the Mobile Entertainment Market 2006. It’s like a giant greenhouse, only much colder.From this morning’s keynote’s… Melissa Goodwin, VP interactive and telephony and creative…

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MEM 2006: Who To Blame For Slow Progress With Mobile Music Business Models? - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 24 May 2006 10:05 AM PST

The panel was looking for someone to blame for the slow development of new business models for music on mobiles. DoCoMo’s SED Voytek Siewierski said the equipment and ambitions of…

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MEM 2006: The Dilemmas Of Charging For TV Content - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 24 May 2006 10:05 AM PST

From the session on understanding, packaging and marketing mobile TV: Peter Cowley, director of interactive media at Endemol, said it had served 10 million video streams in the past 18…

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Mobile Entertainment Worth $25.9B By 2011—World Cup Boost - 0 Comments
Posted By James Quintana Pearce - Wed 24 May 2006 09:05 AM PST

Informa Telecoms & Media has issued a report at the MEM conference claiming that “mobile games, music and TV & video will be worth a total of US$25.9 billion by…

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Today and Tomorrow: Coverage From MEM Conference In London - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Tue 23 May 2006 10:06 PM PST

Today and tomorrow is the big Mobile Entertainment Market conference in London...I was there last year and it was a lot of fun. This year, our London contributor Jemima Kiss,…

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Later This Week: At MEM Conference In London - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Sun 21 May 2006 08:06 PM PST

Later this week is the big Mobile Entertainment Market conference in London...I was there last year and it was a lot of fun. This year, our London contributor Jemima Kiss,…

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Jitterbug, Senior Citizen Focused MVNO, To Launch - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Sun 02 Apr 2006 09:04 PM PST

WSJ: GreatCall, a San Diego-based start-up, plans to target baby boomers and their parents. The service, called Jitterbug, will offer a Samsung-built phone with large buttons, easy-to read text and…

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@ MEM: iPod Game Rumors - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Sat 18 Jun 2005 10:06 AM PST

Well. technically I’m back in LA, but some left over coverage from the MEM conference earlier this week in London: I heard about a rumor that Apple has been trying…

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MEM: Qualcomm’s Mike Yuen Urges Mobile Developers To “Get Creative” - 0 Comments
Posted By James Quintana Pearce - Fri 17 Jun 2005 07:06 AM PST

Mike Yuen, gaming group director at Qualcomm, explained how innovative, cross-platform game design could lead to mass-market adoption of mobile gaming at MEM05. Yuen listed the biggest games of the…

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@ MEM: MMS: DOA? - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Fri 17 Jun 2005 05:07 AM PST

You certainly don’t hear the acronym MMS anymore...for good reason. It hasn’t really turned out to be the money spinner that SMS was. Surprisingly, a subsection of MMS, picture messaging,…

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@ MEM: More Coverage - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Fri 17 Jun 2005 05:07 AM PST

I have tons of more things from the MEM conference...flying back to LA today but will stream out the other stories over the next week. Had tons of fun in…

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@ MEM: The Europe Vs U.S. Divide: A Myth? - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Fri 17 Jun 2005 05:07 AM PST

Well, the Europe vs U.S. divide is a truism many in the industry swear by. The thinking goes: Europe, because of high mobile penetration, handset giants and smaller concentrated markets…

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@MEM: Am I Too Harsh on Mforma? - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Fri 17 Jun 2005 05:06 AM PST

At the MEM conference over the last two days in London, some of our readers asked me if I was a bit too harsh on MForma, the U.S. mobile content…

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Industry Leaders Address Issue Of Mobile Game Quality - 0 Comments
Posted By James Quintana Pearce - Thu 16 Jun 2005 09:06 AM PST

Leading figures in the mobile gaming industry came together at MEM05 to disucss the need to “deliver quality titles to market—identifying testing, porting and digital rights management as key issues”.…

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@ MEM: Download Vs The Experience - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Thu 16 Jun 2005 03:07 AM PST

Stefan Rust, Director, Wireless Business Development, Sun Microsystems, gave an interesting presentation at MEM today about the general value chain in mobile content business and as part of that, talked…

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@ MEM: Russell Simmons on MVNO Market - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Thu 16 Jun 2005 03:07 AM PST

Russell Simmons, the founder of Def Jam and now the chairman, Rush Communications & Chairman, Def Jam Enterprises, gave the second day keynote at the MEM conference in London today.…

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@ MEM: Some Random Thoughts, Notes & Gossip - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Wed 15 Jun 2005 01:07 PM PST

Some random thoughts from day one of the Mobile Entertainment Marketplace conference in London. -- A trade show just on mobile entertainment? How novel. Only 90 percent of them are…

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@ MEM: MobiTV Can Do No Wrong - 0 Comments
Posted By Rafat Ali - Wed 15 Jun 2005 01:07 PM PST

This is not necessarily an observation from just this conference...over the last year, the US-based mobile video aggregator MobiTV has become the darling of the content community (much to the…

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