CTIA 2008 Roundtable with Mobile Messaging 2.0
Some may think that GoMo News on Wheels! would be enough activity for one conference, but who could resist participation with a talented group of mobilists and colleagues. Not me.
Tuesday April 1st I’ll join a few of the Mobile Messaging 2.0 bloggers to lead a Roundtable on the topic:
Web 2.0 comes to Handsets — New Issues and Upside for Monetizing the Mobile Web
Below is a sampling of the participants involved in discussing mobile advertising. Read more about the event at Mobile Messaging 2.0.
BREAKOUT GROUP FACILITATORS:
Debi Jones, Founder of MobileJones and Managing Editor: Mobile Messaging 2.0, US Editor: GoMo News
Paul Ruppert, Founder, Global Point View Ltd, and contributor to industry blog, Mobile Messaging 2.0
Oliver Starr, Editor-in-Chief GTDTimes and Founding Editor Mobile Crunch
Peggy Anne Salz, Publisher and Analyst, msearchgroove.com
ROUNDTABLE PARTICIPANTS AS OF 3.25.08 –
Steve Bratt, CEO, W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
Kaj Hagros, VP of Market Development, Airwide Solutions
Dom Tolli, VP New Services, Virgin Mobile *
Laura Marriott, President of the Mobile Marketing Association
John Styers, CEO of Mobilco, former MD for Sprint Media Networks
Nick Lane, Informa
Roger Cheng, Dow Jones Reporter
Mickey Alam Khan, Mobile Marketer
Andy Miller, CEO, Quattro Wireless
DeWayne A. Nelon, CEO, Avot Media
Rob Adler, CEO, Go2Media
Pared Reitzen, CEO Mobile Storm
Bob Bilbruck, MD, Mobiltain
Ameen Ahmad, VP, SnapTell
Darlene McNeill, Founder of DarlaMack.com and contributor at Mobile Messaging 2.0
Linda Barrabee, Yankee Group
Monica Allevan, Wireless Week
Jack Philbin, Vibes Media President and Co-founder
Jonathan Steuer, VP & GM of Media/Entertainment and Technology of Inococulture
Johan Van Mielo, Mobilityminded
Alli Seo, Aving
Li Coffee, Aving
Debra Wayne, TelecomWeb
Glenn Kiladis, Digit Wireless
Alice Cuneo, Advertising Age
John Puterbaugh, Nellymoser
Tony Rizzo, 451 Group*
James Brehm, Frost & Sullivan*
* new additions
[…] to join John Puterbaugh, Nellymoser Founder & Chief Strategist and guest columnist on MSG, in a roundtable during CTIA focussed on Web 2.0. The event — titled Web 2.0 comes to Handsets - New Issues and Upside for […]
“Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants. If we continue to develop our technology without wisdom or prudence, our servant may prove to be our executioner.”
— General Omar Nelson Bradley
I think the same can be said about mobile advertising. If someone does not give/make practical application of it, we may loose our way on a great idea. We must put mobile advertising ito every day practical use. This will mean that it will not have a main roll for a while, it must accompany some other kind of media and message to be effectively used.