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This question was recently asked of members of the Mobile Data Association (MDA) discussion group on LinkedIn. In the context of the mobile world, messaging typically refers to Short Message Service (SMS) or text messaging and so the question was trying to gauge when SMS will cease to be important. |
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25th March 2009. The Mobile Data Association (MDA) has committed to create an event platform to allow the mobile industry to forge closer working relationships with the operators. This was the key commitment to emerge from the MDA’s recent Analyst event, which asked how the mobile market will thrive during the downturn. |
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The MDA's 2009 Market Analysts Event will be held on 25th March at City University. The agenda can be seen here. Attendance is free to MDA members or £75 to non-members. Members can register online and non-members can pay online and register here. Full details of the event on our events page. |
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The 2009 'MDAs' from the Mobile Data Association recognise those UK companies and individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the uptake and success of mobile data over the last 12 months. |
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East Riding of Yorkshire Council has extended its use of mobile technology with the help of Dialogue Communications’ Community Text services. The local council introduced a multitude of SMS campaigns including rent recovery, reminder and enquiry services and |
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11 March 2009 VODAFONE’S MUSIC CATALOGUE SWITCHES TO DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT FREE MP3 FORMAT FROM UNIVERSAL MUSIC, SONY MUSIC AND EMI ON MOBILE AND PC |
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MDA Director, Nigel Chadwick, presented at the UK Trade and Invetsment-hosted breakfast at MWC 2009, Barcelona, 18th February in a themed series of presentations covering mobile technology and its support for Sporting Events. Nigel's presentation can be downloaded here. |
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Download your free copy of the Netsize Guide produced in partnership with the MDA |
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To text or to picture message - that is now the question London, UK, 13th February 2009: The Mobile Data Association (MDA) has today announced its latest quarterly report on mobile phone usage in the UK. |
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Edinburgh, Scotland, 10th February 2009. At a time when organisations and enterprises are being more cautious with their budgets to ensure that they don’t fall foul of the current economic crisis, you would be forgiven for thinking that the uptake and popularity of SMS text messaging would be diminishing. |
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