May 21, 2012

Why should I attend TiEcon this year?

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This sponsored post is produced by TiE. Successes such as Instagram, has got the whole tech community up in restless excitement.

Score your free pass to Business Insider’s Mobile Advertising Conference!

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This sponsored post is produced by Business Insider. Hey VentureBeat readers: want to hear about the future of mobile advertising from Google, Nielsen, ESPN, Bravo, 1800Flowers, Flurry, and the IAB?

Get your discount ticket for APPNATION NYC + APPNATION TV 3.0 Summit

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This sponsored post is produced by APPNATION. The signs are everywhere.

CTIA conference highlights innovators in New Orleans

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This Sponsored Post is produced by the Telecom Council of Silicon Valley. Innovative companies are increasingly important to the telecom industry.

Winning with a $1BN service design: the future of mobile is just starting!

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This sponsored post is produced by Harald Neidhardt (@hneidhardt), Founder & Curator of MLOVE Inc. “Oh Wow” – the mobile industry and venture community was taken by storm last week with the $1 billion dollar exit of Instagram to Facebook.

The new mobile platform wars: It’s time to look beyond iOS vs. Android

It is shaping up to be a critical year for mobile tech. If you’re tired of the endless iOS versus Android market share reports, take heart: There are new issues, and new challengers, making 2012′s mobile landscape more complex and more important than ever before.

Facebook could generate $1.2B in mobile advertising in one year

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Facebook, which is still putting together its mobile advertising strategy , could generate $1.2 billion in its first year in six markets alone. That’s according to MobileSquared , a UK-based mobile research firm, which believes Facebook could become one of the two biggest companies in mobile advertising next to Google.

Facebook filling the gaping hole in its mobile strategy

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It looks like Facebook wants to address the big weaknesses in its mobile business model before it has to deal with nagging questions from its investors. According to FT , Facebook is set to include sponsored posts in the news feeds of its phone and tablet apps as well as it mobile Website.

Today: Ten free tickets to Ignition West for VB readers

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This sponsored post is produced by Business Insider. What’s the future of mobile?