The Hyperfactory 'say goodbye' Hello Moto

The Hyperfactory and Motorola created the most awarded and recognized mobile campaign to ever live with their 'Say Goodbye' program last year in Hong Kong. What could possibly come next? No worries - a brand new campaign with Nike bears all the markings of the next industry darling, and once again gives a hint of what may come for the next wave of futuristic mobile marketing worldwide. 

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GeoSmart location innovation awards

At GeoSmart we believe that location based applications (LBS) on mobile phones and converged devices will be commonplace in 4-5 years time. We want to bring that time forward.
The Location Innovation Awards are designed to give Kiwis the opportunity to use their imagination to help shape the future.
The concept behind LBS is the ability to interact with people and services in real time with the focus on location. The ubiquity of the mobile phone is the core element, it is the one device that people have with them all the time.

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Chorus contractors protest vs Visionstream
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Snail's pace download speeds official
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Presidents Blog

Welcome to the first edition of “President’s Blog,” for the New Zealand Wireless and Broadband Forum, I hope you will make a regular part of your web browsing.

Firstly, Happy New Year.

In talking with others from the forum it would seem that most people took the opportunity to

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