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So here's us, on the raggedy edge.
i wanna hold you in the bible black pre-dawn / you're quite a quiet domino — Wilco, I am Trying to Break Your Heart |
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From Information Week:
The biggest loser is mobile content, such as games and ring tones. Another loser is mobile TV. Nokia still appeared to believe in it, with its new N77 handset and its partnership with YouTube, but others, such as Sony ericsson, went out of their way to skirt the hype.
Which leads to the questions: why is Bell Canada launching its mobile movie service now, when the poor history of mobile video content has already been demonstrated in Europe.
An equally relevant question: why are they doing it with movies that are over a year old? Is there anybody who wants to that hasn’t already seen Spider Man 2? If there is, are they really going to need to see it badly enough to download it on a two square inch screen?
Posted by skooter at 9:01 PM
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This entry is tagged: Bell, Cellular Phones, Mobile Internet