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Will FTC Kill or Revise Google AdMob Purchase?
Wireless M2M Leaders Launch New Concept in Project Outsourcing
Stickybits: Mobiles Talking Back to Barcodes

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Small Business Embraces Social Networking, and Mobile Social Networking

Smaller businesses are not known for being technology early adopters. But they seem to be adopting social media and mobile social networking at a fairly robust rate, likely because social media does not require investing much capital, though it does require fair amounts of time.

The percentage of small businesses having a social media presence has ...

Goldspot: When Non-Real Time Ad Delivery is an Advantage

Store and forward is a very-useful technique for avoiding network congestion. And that's what Goldspot Network does.

Hughes Network Systems Blends Digital Signage and Smartphone Markets

Hughes Network Systems has launched a digital signage application for its Hughes Media Signage offering on the Apple iPhone and iPod touch devices.

The mobile application aims to allow network administrators to ...

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Week of March 10, 2010 - Volume 1, Issue 9

Will FTC Kill or Revise Google AdMob Purchase?

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Google’s proposed purchase of AdMob would reduce competition in the market for Internet advertising on mobile phones, and Bloomberg suggests there are indications the FTC might be looking to modify...

Wireless M2M Leaders Launch New Concept in Project Outsourcing

Connected Development offers end-to-end services from design and development through certification and even manufacturing, to bring new devices to market fast.

Stickybits: Mobiles Talking Back to Barcodes

A Stickybits is a new mobile app for the iPhone and Android that lets users scan any barcode and attach a message to that physical object.

The application is free, and the business model relies in part on sales of the barcode stickers. Stickybits sells packs of 20 vinyl barcode stickers for $10.

Users can download and print their own barcodes for free, or...