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ExclusiveIs Facebook killing SMS?

Mark Bridge writes:

Facebook is killing off SMS traffic and SMS revenue for mobile networks, according to a new research note from Strand Consult. It says the ‘golden days’ of messaging growth are over as consumers increasingly use Facebook to keep in touch.

ExclusiveNokia can't stop talking - even when there’s nothing to say

Mark Bridge writes:

I still have my Nokia 2110. When the world is taken over by cockroaches and the MRSA bug, my Nokia 2110 will still be in working order. The MRSA-infected cockroaches will probably use it to build their own cellular network.

I loved the Nokia Communicator. It was a real game-changer, a device that paved the way for today’s smartphones.

ExclusiveHow to use the Olympics to boost your profits and make mobile work for you

Textlocal’s top tips on how to use the Olympics to boost your profits and make mobile work for you:

With only 80 days to go until the start of the Olympics 2012, most businesses will have already outlined their marketing strategies to reach out to the new audiences it will attract to the UK. Leading mobile company Textlocal explains how limited time isn’t an issue where mobile messaging is concerned.

ExclusiveLondon NFC advertising disappoints

Mark Bridge writes:

It's a hard life being an early adopter. Last week in London I walked past a bus shelter that displayed a sequence of posters. Next to the changing display panel was a blue NFC logo.

“For advertiser links and travel information touch your NFC enabled phone above”

ExclusiveLast week at The Fonecast: have RIM and Samsung done enough?

Mark Bridge writes:

What a week it was for mobile manufacturers. RIM revealed the BlackBerry 10 platform to its developers, while Samsung announced a new flagship Android phone. Both offer a number of distinctive features, with fans commending them and critics suggesting they didn’t go far enough.

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The Coupon's Tale

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Podcast - 26th March 2013

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Mobile has been called the new frontier in consumer loyalty.

But exactly how can mobile technology be used to improve the customer experience in high-street shops?

To learn more, we've joined the discussion panel for The Coupon's Tale. The group is moderated by Russell Buckley with contributions from Katie Lips, Coen van Breda, David Hueso, Troy Norcross and Priya Prakash.

Topics include:

  • What does loyalty mean from a business perspective?
  • Is the mobile phone an enabler or a disintermediator for consumer loyalty?
  • Do consumers understand the value of their loyalty?
  • Can coupons be used in long-term loyalty programmes?

The Coupon's Tale was arranged by Heroes of the Mobile Fringe and took place during Mobile World Congress 2013.

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