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26th June 2008 - Missing the Jackpot: How Operators Risk Losing the Battle for Mobile Marketing Revenues

“Mobile Marketing” is an umbrella term for a variety of techniques that utilise the mobile channel as a means of presenting advertisements to consumers.

The entire mobile industry has seen the enormous impact of advertising on the fixed internet and operators, vendors and other players are now frantically trying to position themselves to take advantage of a potentially enormous new opportunity.

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26th June 2008 - Bullying by SMS - Coming to a mobile near you!

A report by Whitted and Dupper titled ‘How Bullying Effects Learning’ in 2005 found that high-level forms of violence such as assault and murder usually receive most media attention, but lower-level forms of violence such as bullying, has only in recent years started to be addressed by researchers, educators, parents and legislators. Once can add to this mix those companies recently caught up in the maelstrom of bullying, online social communities and mobile operators.

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29th April 2008 - Openmind Networks To Exhibit At Global Messaging 2008

 

Maintaining the momentum of the Next Generation Messaging Forum that was held in Amsterdam from 9th-11th April Openmind Networks will share the findings of this forum with delegates attending the Global Messaging conference. Mobile operators distilled the drivers of change in mobile messaging down to three key drivers: price, control and services.

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8th January 2008 - Opening the Future of Messaging

GSM network operators are today at a cross-roads. They are no longer well served by the traditional monolithic SMSC messaging systems that they have used since the first launch of the SMS Short Message Service back in 1992, and are anxiously pondering the choices they must make to work with scalable, modern alternatives. The monolithic systems, built on legacy hardware and technology, were simply not designed to cope efficiently with the sheer volume of messages being sent today and the range of value added services that had been launched to exploit the success of SMS in the marketplace.

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Alex Duncan, CEO

3rd January 2008 - Openmind Networks Strikes Gold As Lead Sponsor At The Next Generation Mobile Messaging Forum

As the move to replace the ageing 15 year old SMSC messaging infrastructure intensifies Openmind Networks is leading a workshop and two day conference in Amsterdam from 9th-11th April for mobile operators on how best to migrate from legacy messaging networks to intelligent SMS, MMS and IMS router based messaging networks.

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