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Cutting Through the Social Fog

With such a large prospect pool, there are thousands upon thousands of businesses also clamoring for these users’ attention (and dollars). That said, it’s not enough to just establish a social presence.

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The Future of Social Media

Consumers want higher quality content than what most brands are offering. This is a huge opportunity for brands offering engaging content that know how to activate an audience.

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Meetro Eases Hookups in Your Hood

A new, location-based web service is trying to make social-networking software more about socializing than simply collecting lists of buddies.

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Is mobile 3D finally on the move?

Now is the time for 3D artists to look at which part of the industry they’d like to be working in five years down the road, and make the transition now. 3D technology and art must be adapted to the uniqueness of the mobile environment.

Mobile Games Analyst

Complexities of Location Technology is Holding Back Location Based Gaming: Establishing the Foundation

Article from the father of location based gaming Kurt Uhlir in 2005 describing the complexities holding back the gaming industry and what needed to be done to create the foundation for the genre.

IGDA Forms Dedicated Group for Mobile Game Developers

IGDA Names Kurt Uhlir Chair of New Group for Mobile Game Developers

The Mobile-SIG will serve as a balanced voice for developers, publishers, researchers and aggregators of mobile games, offering a shared ground for industry-wide views, collaboration and experimentation on development, limitations and opportunities in the mobile games sector.