Telenor Taps Into Nordic Mobile Market
Telenor has created a new company, More Mobile Relations, that will consolidate their position with the Scandinavian mobile marketing sector.
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No Space For Eggs In This Incubator, Only Ideas…
The 8th Continent Project (8C), a comprehensive effort to integrate space technology and resources into the global economy, won a 150k/USD grant from the Colorado Economic Development Commission.
Read MoreMotricity Drives Additional Services Thru Acquisition
Providing mobile content services and solutions, Motricity has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the mobile services business unit of InfoSpace, Inc. [NASDAQ: INSP]. To acquire this leading developer of mobile technologies and infrastructure services will cost approximately $135 million in an all cash transaction.
Read MorePatents Protect & Produce Pride For MSV
Pride in product and technology is heightened when such are acknowledged by patent authorities, a real “pat on the back” and recognition of competency. Now awarded with two Canadian Patents and two Australian Patents is Mobile Satellite Ventures, majority owned and controlled by SkyTerra Communications, Inc. [OTCBB:SKYT]. These patents protect essential aspects of the company’s mobile satellite services (MSS) and ancillary terrestrial component (ATC) technology.
Read MoreiDirect Getting Truly Direct In Dubai, UAE
A new Middle East/Africa HQ has been opened by iDirect, Inc. (iDirect), a company of Vision Technologies Systems, inc. (VT Systems) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). This new office is located in Dubai’s Silicon Oasis Technology Park, and what a structure this is…
Read MoreA Million Dollars For Your Thoughts
One million dollars! Not chump change, that’s for certain. That amount is the total prize money being awarded during the upcoming 2007 Space Elevator Games in Salt Lake City, Utah from October 19th through the 21st.
Read MoreHack ‘n Slash At Garmin, Pricing, That is…
Price slashing, cost cutting, everyone loves a deal when it comes to the price of any item to be purchased. Garmin could become a European consumer’s best friend, as this company is involved in the design and manufacture of navigation, communication, and info devices, and they’ve decided to hack the price of two of their best-selling in-car nav-sat systems. Not by two percent or by five percent, but by 12 percent.
Read MoreORBITS: News Briefs…
-- Compact Communications From Thuraya -- Globe Rides SeaWave & Rydex Into New Roles -- Googling and Oogling Space -- DCS Maxes Out With Scopus -- Pleasantly Board --
Read MoreORBITS: News Briefs…
--India Considering Satellite -- Satellite Manufacturing Downturn In US -- New CFO At Juniper -- WORLDSPACE Has New Stations --
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