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Join us at Global Messaging 2007

by Hylton Jolliffe

May 29, 2007 at 11:40 am · Filed under Events + Conferences

About half of the team behind MobileMessaging2.com will be at next week’s Global Messaging 2007 in Monte Carlo. Please be sure to tune in to the blog June 5-6 for intense reporting from the conference and, if you’re there, please come by our special section and introduce yourselves.

The event, for which Airwide Solutions, the sponsor of this blog, is the exclusive blog sponsor, brings together operators and leading and emerging companies in the messaging space for two days of talks, panels, networking events, and more. Among those who’ll be attending - five of the contributors to this blog: Imran Ali, Debi Jones, Helen Keegan, Oliver Starr, and Ewan Spence. Also helping out behind the scenes: Francois Gossieaux, the president of Corante.

To find out more visit the event’s website and again, stay tuned next week and if you’re at the event please seek us out and introduce yourselves - we’re eager to meet you and extend the conversations that have kicked off on the blog over the past month.

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Mobile Messaging 2.0 » Mobile Monday launches in Monte-Carlo wrote @ May 30th, 2007 at 7:52 pm

[…] from Hylton’s post on Global Messaging 2007, there are a bunch of side events shaping up, including a Monte-Carlo […]

The All New Ewan’s Musings » Blog Archive » Off to Monaco For The Week wrote @ June 2nd, 2007 at 3:15 pm

[…] the life of a jet-setting blogger and podcaster continues, as I prepare to cover the Global Messaging Conference for Corante in Monte Carlo. The usual events are building up, including a Monaco Mobile Monday, which I should be attending, […]

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