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Global Mobile Messaging 2007 - Podcast Interview - Philip Marnick

by Debi Jones

June 7, 2007 at 12:01 am · Filed under Events + Conferences, Global Mobile Messaging 2007, MEM07, Mobile messaging 2.0, Podcasts, Voicemail

Philip Marnick is the CTO at SpinVox. SpinVox is a voice-to-text service which provides options for delivery of your voicemail to text message or email, delivery of blog posts via voice to Moveable Type or Typepad blogs, delivery of personal memos to your email inbox and delivery of broadcast text messages to group you define captured as via voice.

Phillip speaks about his company, thoughts on the future of mobile messaging and his view on the defining characteristic of mobie messaging.

For more indepth coverage of SpinVox, see Oliver’s take on the company and it’s products. Don’t forget to share with Oliver your creative use for SpinVox to receive a free account.

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