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Mobilizing Marketing survey reactions

by Airwide Solutions

December 7, 2007 at 11:52 am · Filed under Mobile messaging 2.0

As Jay noted here, Airwide recently gathered a group of leading observers and players in the mobile marketing industry to discuss the findings of our recent survey and further identify and investigate some of the dynamics that impact mobile marketing. Click on some of the links below to hear their reactions to the study.

Chair: Nick Lane (analyst)
Jay Seaton, CMO, Airwide Solutions (see second half of clip)
Jonathan Bass, Chair of UK Mobile Marketing Association (MMA)
Anthony Reilly, Head of Mobile, Universal McCann
Kerstin Trikalitis, MD of WIN SA
Mark Windle, Product Marketing Manager, Airwide Solutions
David Murphy, Mobile Marketing Magazine
Alex Farber, New Media Age

Robert Thurner, Commercial Director, mobile marketing agency Incentivated

Helen Keegan, blogger on mobile marketing

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