Sybase 365 launches new MMS content delivery gateway

 

 

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Sybase 365 launches new MMS content delivery gateway

via SMS Text News by Alex on 10/24/07

Mobile messaging specialists Sybase 365 have launched their new MMS content delivery gateway - enabling content providers, marketers, and media companies to deliver MMS content directly to consumers' handsets, globally, with a single connection.

"MMS is, and will continue to be, the most viable method for delivering rich media," said Marty Beard, President of Sybase 365. "Mobile campaigns are becoming an increasingly important part of companies' communication and advertising strategies, and multimedia messages are exceptionally effective because of their ability to engage the recipient in interactive campaigns."
MMS 365 runs on the Sybase 365 operator-grade network, ensuring successful delivery of complex content, management of high traffic volumes, and seamless delivery to consumers' handsets via its connections to more than 700 global operators. One connection to MMS 365 provides direct content delivery to millions of subscribers, eliminating the need for content providers to manage separate, time-consuming negotiations and connections to individual operators.
MMS 365 supports all popular types of rich content including photos, graphics, audio, video, alerts, ringtones, and wallpaper allowing content providers to use the most effective method to communicate a campaign to subscribers.

 

 

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Google Introduces Simplified AdSense Management

 

 

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Google Introduces Simplified AdSense Management

via Mashable! by Stan Schroeder on 11/6/07

Forget pasting and repasting your AdSense code whenever you make even the smallest change to your ad units. With the new, simplified AdSense management you create each ad unit once, and when you change it on your AdSense management page, the changes will automatically be reflected on your site. The changes will not be instant; according to Google, sometimes you'll have to wait a couple of minutes (10 tops) for the changes to actually go live.

This greatly simplifies ad management, especially if you're not a code ninja and you need to remember where the hell you put the code in the first place whenever you want to change your ad unit. This way, experimenting with AdSense will be less cumbersome and I expect that many publishers will be able to increase profit because they will experiment with their ad units more than before.

The new system does have limitations, though. You cannot change the size of the ad unit; if you want that, you have to create a new unit. Also, it's not possible to delete ad units from the management page, but units that haven't had any impressions for 7 days will automatically become inactive.

If you can't see this new options in your AdSense management page, it's because Google is once again gradually rolling out the new features. In their words: "it'll be there soon".

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30+ Reminder Services

 

 

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30+ Reminder Services

via Mashable! by Sean P. Aune on 11/4/07

We all could use a little help remembering the things we need to get done in life. Luckily there are a lot of sites out there to help you do just that! What follows is a list of 30+ sites to send you emails, text messages, and phone calls to help you get to where you need to be on time and... what was I saying?

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