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Happy New Year! Welcome to the year of ….

Happy New Year to all London Calling readers and welcome to the year of ACTION!
You thought I was going to say the year of mobile didn’t you?
I’m really over people saying “20xx will be the year of mobile”, in fact when we were filming some thought leaders for an upcoming series on Every Single One of US, [...]

London Calling joins HungryMobile Opinions in Mobile initiative

I am delighted to have been invited to contribute to a new initative from HungryMobile called Opinions in Mobile.
Run by CEO Jan Rezab, Opinions in Mobile is an online platform, where top executives and leaders from the mobile services and mobile entertainment industry respond to questions related to the mobile market. A new question is [...]

Alan Moore and the allure of the mobile society

I came across a brilliant whitepaper by fellow mobile advertising evangelist Alan Moore titled “The glittering allure of the mobile society”.
Alan was asked to author the paper by Microsoft and it is well worth spending 30 minutes or so reading his excellent views on the allure of the mobile that has started to totally consume [...]

Carnival of the Mobilists 146 at London Calling

Welcome to edition 146 of Carnival of the Mobilists.
It might be my birthday this week, but you get all the presents in terms of some fantastic posts from the world of mobile. This week, the carnival comes to you from London as the attention of the mobile world is focussed on Earls Court and Symbian’s [...]

London Calling: new name, new look, new location but still providing great commentary on mobile advertising, location and social networking

Welcome to London Calling, the new name of my blog with thoughts on mobile advertising, mobile location, local search and social networking.
Why the name? As an Australian now based in London, I was used to many TV programs that used the line “london calling” when referring to long distance international calls to Australia.  When I [...]

Forum Oxford Conference summary - and more evidence that flat rate data drives uptake

This year I was not able to attend Oxford University’s Forum Oxford Conference, but the next best thing - having my friend and fellow blogger Martin Sauter write up a comprehensive  review over at wireless moves has allowed me to catch up with what transpired at the conference last week.  I also had the opportunity [...]