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  • V-Live vs. i-mode: Observations from Tokyo Big Sight

    Tim Harrison’s speech was the highlight of Wireless Japan 2003 for many — an oasis of information in an otherwise dreary lineup of pat speeches by DoCoMo’s Tachikawa and KDDI’s Onodera. Harrison talked eloquently about the guiding principles that have let V-Live grow to 1.5 million, the lessons learned from Japan, and how their service is different from the domestically brilliant, and so far internationally dismal, performance of various i-modes.

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    Posted: 31 July 2003 | Filed: Events, Viewpoint | Feedback | Print |
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