6.45pm Opening remarks: Daniel Kaplan (Fing), Stéphane Distinguin (Silicon Sentier)
7.00pm 4 presentations, 4 visions of the present and the future of mobility
Yahoo!
Stéphane Delbecque, Yahoo! Mobile Product Manager
“Connected Life or how to access services and content while mobile”
Medialive
Didier Lesteven, President and CEO / PDG
“From the protection of digital content to services�
Mobitype
Philippe Coup-Jambet, Associate Director Tekora & Mobitype
Mobitype: 100 % Moblogging
Mobile Distillery
Vincent Berge: Co-founder and CEO Mobile Distillery, President PACA Mobile Center
Mobile Center, “Europe’s leading provider of shared mobile services and resources�
3 mins for “The interactive exhibition of Edison mobile remake� by Catherine Ramus
8.00pm Networking, open discussions, finding partners … over a glass of wine or a soft drink.
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May 16th, 2006
Respected French hi-tech news site Le Journal du Net has published a several page article looking at the Mobile Monday phenomenon and what to expect at a typical MoMo Paris evening – although of course these gatherings are anything but “typical�.
>>> JDN / Mobile Mondays (fr)
>> French version
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April 26th, 2006
The second annual MobileMonday Global Summit will be held on the 8th and 9th of May 2006 in Helsinki, Finland. One thousand five hundred representatives of all that’s best in mobile are expected to attend from all over the world.
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April 26th, 2006
The next Mobile Monday Paris will take place on the 29th of May 2006.
If you haven’t yet signed up for our mailing list and want us to let you know when subscriptions are open, leave us your details.
Likewise, if you wish to be a speaker at one of the upcoming Mobile Monday events, you can also sign up online to do so.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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April 26th, 2006
At the Spring edition of Mobile Monday, we enjoyed some high quality speakers and an impressive rise in the number of attendees (more than 250 people).
Daniel Kaplan presented the Machine to Machine white paper written by the FING, Syntec Informatique and France Télécom.
> M2M White paper - fr
Vincent Veran from AXALTO introduced us to the next generation of SIM cards for mobile phones that are RFID-enabled, have greatly extended memory capacity and are even able to run web servers.
> Axalto - presentation - en
Nicolas Aris from ACUTE talked to us about Urban Rivals, a multi-player, multi-platform “convergent” game for mobile and PC that is based on character cards for you to collect, trade and fight.
> Acute - presentation - fr
> Acute - presentation - en
Alex Kummerman from CLIC MOBILE presented Areyouhere?, a MoSoSo app for locating and meeting up with your friends, or the friends of your friends, wherever you are.
Valérie Beaudoin from FRANCE TELECOM R&D pointed out the differences between anticipated uses and those actually observed, and how the “Digital Life Lab” project is going to help evaluate these uses more effectively.
> FT - anticipated uses versus real uses - fr
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April 12th, 2006
Next Mobile Monday: on April 3rd, 2006
Espace Zen Factory
17, rue du Faubourg du Temple, 75010 Paris
6.45pm Opening remarks: Daniel Kaplan (Fing), Stéphane Distinguin (Silicon Sentier)
7.00pm: 4 presentations, 4 visions of the present and the future of mobility
AXALTO
Vincent Veran, Marketing Manager
“The latest innovations in SIM cards”
ACUTE
Nicolas Caris, Marketing Manager
“Urban Rivals, convergent community gaming”
CLIC MOBILE
Alex Kummerman, CEO and co-founder
“Mobile Social Software - Are you here?�
FRANCE TELECOM
Valérie Beaudouin, Manager of the Sociology of Usage and Statistical Information Processing Laboratory
“Anticipated uses versus real uses”
8.00pm: networking, open discussions, finding partners … over a glass of wine or a soft drink.
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March 10th, 2006
On Monday 6th of February 2006, the quality of the presentations and the impressively high turnout confirmed the growing level of interest in the French chapter of the Mobile Monday network.
Joseph Rinaudo took us through some of the latest trends in mobile.
Our British guest Richard Sedgwick showed how Motricity has added a “community” dimension to games, media and other mobile services, helping build audience loyalty.
Patrick Vautier revealed the RATP’s strategy for enriching time spent on public transport by offering connectivity across all the network and a wide range of additional services.
And with his contagious passion, Rodrigo Sepúlveda introduced us to the vpod.tv project - film what you like, upload in one click, and broadcast to any screen …
Let’s not forget the prize-winning films from the Mobile Film Festival and Laptopkfe, a guide to the most Wi-Fi friendly cafés in Paris.
Daniel Kaplan (FING) and Stéphane Distinguin (Silicon Sentier) ended the session by inviting us all to join them again for the next session on the 3rd of April 2006.
attached files:
Rinaudo presentation Engl
RATP presentation
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March 10th, 2006
Jari Tammisto, who founded the Mobile Monday movement in 2000, came all the way from Finland to help us get the first Mobile Monday in France off to a successful start. He was joined by 250 senior managers and other representatives of some of the key players in the mobile sector.
This event was organised by Fing and Silicon Sentier, and hosted by Daniel Kaplan (Fing).
Stéphane Distinguin presented Digitick’s paperless m-ticketing solution.
Philippe Kerignard from Bouygues Telecom shared his thoughts on some of the latest developements in i-mode, in particular the ability to search using the Exalead and Google search engines.
Xavier des Horts from Nokia gave a fascinating presentation on the development of Mobile TV and the DVBH technology that powers it, and on the new Nokia N92 handset.
Joelle Mensah from Celsa presented the results of a study carried out by AFOM on how people use mobile phones and the impact of these devices on social behaviour, together with the book “Mobile Attitude”.
Attached files:
Nokia presentation
Bouygues Telecom présentation
J. Menrath presentation
>> French version>>
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March 10th, 2006
