MIR Show - Future of Mobile Walkabout 2

Published by Ewan on Thursday 27th November 2008, 12:49 | Filed under: Feature, mirshow

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Here’s the second walkabout video from the Future of Mobile conference featuring a location-obsessed Mike Stead of INQ along with conference panelist and mobile expert Helen Keegan.

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imaginator

Nice video. Very true. Location is not about knowing where you are. It is about social location: knowing where your friends are. Pint button sounds good. We should think about building that into Buddycloud.

South77

Liked the comment about fostering serendipity

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