• Mobidec 2007 — Even Bigger and Better

    The Mobile Contents Forum (MCF) is gearing up for the Mobidec 2007 conference again this year to be held on 27 November at the swanky Meguro Gajoen in Tokyo. Their stated focus topics for the popular annual industry event include; SEM, SEO, advertising, user-generated content, m-commerce and digital tv broadcasting for mobile. We’ve always enjoyed this gathering in years past and look forward to attending again in November!

    Special c-level lectures and key sessions are slated to come from companies including DoCoMo, KDDI, SoftBank, KLab, Nippon Television, Fuji Television, Google, Viacom and many others. MCF expects approx. 800 delegates to attend this years single full-day event.

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