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  • Nokia Recruits Japanese Mobile Developers


    Nokia Recruits Japanese Mobile DevelopersWe spent an afternoon at the Symbian Workshop in Tokyo recently and chatted with Nokia’s Gerard Bruen, Director of Series 60 and Alliance Partners. Tune in for a surprisingly candid discussion about what the big push was for this event.. “the Japanese market is sophisticated, the developers have a good understanding, there is a good eco-system already built around financially stable developers and content owners and we should utilize that.. Nokia has the reach to go global, and to take them global”. A must see interview for wireless developers everywhere who are planning their mobile business strategy. Full Program Run-time 15:14

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    Posted: 15 August 2003 | Filed: Events, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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