Subject: Update #12 New Talk Titles from T-Mobile, Skype, Symbian and Nokia

From: "Emerging Communications" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:49:03 -0500

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The schedule is now virtually complete, aside from two panels that are still to be added, please see http://eCommConf.com/2009/schedule/

A number of new speakers have been added including a keynote from Ge Wang, "Creating New Expressive Social Mediums on the iPhone".

Remaining talk titles and descriptions have came in including:

* Codec Evolution and Industry Proposal (Plus Announcement) - Skype

* Comms at a Crossroads: What Telecoms and Computing Should Know About Each Other and How We Can Take the Best from Both Worlds - Symbian

* The Economics of Mobility: The Communications Value-System at the Dawn of a New Era - T-Mobile

* The Open Screen Project - Adobe

* Mobile Digital Broadcasting: An Infrastructure for One-to-Many Converged Services - Communications Research Centre Canada

* Netbooks, MIDs, Tablets and Emerging Communication Devices - Nokia

Two new audio interviews are out (see http://eCommConf.com/blog):

* Russ McGuire Provides a View From Sprint

* IfByPhone, Voicesage, Voxbone and Skype Discuss "Accelerating During a Depressed Economy"

New media partners are to be added: Wireless Industry Professionals, Telecom Council of Silicon Valley and Giga Om.

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