Monthly Archives: April 2007

“The mobile is the 7th mass media”

Posted on 4/29/2007 by Erik Starck

The blog Communities Dominate Brands (CDB) has a long post on differences and similarities between the mobile as a mass media compared to other mass media:

I often hear various internet experts talk about how limiting the

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Mobile Internet is dead. Long live mobile Internet access!

Posted on 4/27/2007 by Erik Starck

Martin Geddes has an observation:

It’s official folks. You can access the Internet when mobile, but the Mobile Internet is dead.

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Google targets mobile

Posted on 4/26/2007 by Erik Starck

Context-aware search (I think the term “mobile search” has “horseless carriage” written all over it) is the next big thing according to Google founder:

“Mobile, mobile, mobile” were the words of Google Inc. (GOOG.O)

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The Mobile OS of the future is…

Posted on 4/24/2007 by Erik Starck

…the internet!

Yes, that’s right. Not S60, UIQ, Linux, iPhone OS, PalmOS, Brew or Windows Mobile. No, the net is what will provide the core of any mobile service of the future.

I know I’m contradicting myself somewhat compared…

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Nustart Hej! Summary and thoughts

Posted on 4/21/2007 by Erik Starck

Just got back home after visiting the first Nustart Hej!-conference about entrepreneurship and web 2.0. It was a pretty good conference with the same feel and content as Reboot or LIFT.…

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