Mobile World Congress
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The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona combines the world’s largest exhibition for the mobile industry with a cutting edge congress featuring the most prominent chief executives representing mobile operators, vendors and content owners from across the world.
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Podcast: A special edition of the Digital Business podcast, looking at women in IT. Peter Whitehead interviews Kate Craig-Wood, co-founder of Memset, who has a unique perspective on the topic– because she has undergone gender transition
Video: The outlook for the mobile industry
Andrew Parker on the mobilisation of the internet and the excitement among mobile operators about the growth in the emerging markets
AT&T targets India’s booming mobile sector
AT&T, the largest US telecoms company, is targeting India as it seeks to expand its consumer mobile phone operations outside America for the first time since consolidating its grip on the domestic market
Video: Ralph de la Vega, AT&T
The AT&T Mobility CEO talks to Paul Taylor about opportunities overseas and what European carriers can learn from his company
Video: Google’s mobile business growing ‘above expectations’
Vic Gundotra, head of Google’s mobile operations, tells Maija Palmer that the number of mobile searches will overtake fixed internet searches “within the next few years”
Video: The new world order
Andrew Parker examines the rise of emerging market mobile operators
Video: Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Nokia
The Nokia CEO is confident that the company will continue to raise its market share and acquire new businesses in the services area
Video: What next for mobile advertisements?
Will mobile phone advertising provide meaningful revenue for mobile operators in the short term? Maija Palmer reports from Barcelona
Video: RIM chief sees strong growth for smart phones
Jim Balsillie, CEO of Research in Motion, suggests that innovative internet services are driving the growth in the smartphone market
Google homes in on revenues from phones
Google said it had seen 50 times more searches on Apple’s iPhone than any other mobile handset, adding weight to the group’s confidence at being able to generate significant revenues from the mobile internet
