Monday, June 14, 2010

Webtrends Helps The Associated Press Keep Soccer Fans Connected Through Mobile Application

Webtrends, an enterprise customer intelligence company, today announced it will provide the analytics and measurement behind the newly launched World Cup mobile application and mobile website (m.apsports.com) by The Associated Press, called AP 2010 World Cup Coverage. As the world kicks off the FIFA 2010 World Cup, AP will keep soccer fans connected to the games through its own mobile ...
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Verizon adds cell coverage up north

Verizon Wireless has built and activated a new cell site in Bemidji that allows more customers to make wireless phone calls, send and receive text, image and video messages and surf the Internet.
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Samsung Taps PepsiCo Vet as CMO

Samsung Electronics America today (Friday) named Ralph Santana svp and chief marketing officer, a newly created post. Santana hails from PepsiCo, where he spent 16 years in various domestic and international marketing positions. Most recently, he served as vp of marketing for the Pepsi brand.
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Nokia X5: The Qwerty Slider Phone

With a bit of an odd form factor, the Nokia X5 is like a cross between the Nokia X3 and the E72 with a slide out full qwerty keyboard at the bottom. The form factor is new to Nokia and they said it appeals more to females because it resembles the “compact make-up kit” or something. Nokia [...] Related posts: Nokia E75 Slider Qwerty Phone There were several leaked specs and photos of the Nokia ...
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