.mobi The revolution will be mobilized

[binaryman]

CNN) -- First it was instant messaging during office hours that gave us the thrill of passing notes in class. Then it was ogling ourselves on Web cams, ranting our minds on blogs, uploading our baby photos on Flickr and poking each other on Facebook. These days, as corporate records show, we choose to spend our lunch breaks watching YouTube, if not chatting over Skype.
The bad news is the Web 2.0 revolution is over. The good news is now we can take it with us.
Over the past two years, well over a dozen startups have sprung into action, bringing everything from IM to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) to our mobile phones, in a quest to conquer the cellular fourth screen.
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http://edition.cnn.com/2008/TECH/04/23/digitalbiz.mobilesns/index.html

 

[hedgefund]

Interesting article, thanks, and they call mobile internet as Web 3.0

"The good news is the Web 3.0 revolution is only beginning."

 

[MaguirePhD]

Binaryman

I could not access that link for some reason but I have a question, and apparently, you have a knowledge of this medium, so let me impose.

Hopefully, this question is appropriate for this area of the forum. If not, please direct me where it should be posted.

Assumedly, ther will be great profits to be had in this developing medium or major compaies would not be getting involved. But where does that person with the great .mobi (not me for sure) profit other than just sellng the name to a big company?

Can an individual create substantial revenue from a .mobi by developng it themselves and, if so, where is the profit coming from? Avertising?

Thanks for your time.

Respectfully,

Doc

 

[NewWorldArk]

Assumedly, there will be great profits to be had in this developing medium or major compaies would not be getting involved. But where does that person with the great .mobi (not me for sure) profit other than just sellng the name to a big company?

Can an individual create substantial revenue from a .mobi by developng it themselves and, if so, where is the profit coming from? Avertising?

Thanks for your time.

Respectfully,

Doc

Just look around the PC internet industry and what that has done for companies of all types, any type. No matter how large or small.

It will be no different in regards to the mobile internet industry.

It's only beginning.