
Biography for Jason Ankeny
Jason Ankeny is the executive editor of FierceMobileContent and FierceDeveloper as well as a regular contributor to Entrepreneur magazine and the website All Music Guide. He previously served as senior editor of Telephony and its sister publication Wireless Review--additional credits include efforts for publications including Rolling Stone, Wax Poetics and No Depression along with liner notes for a number of album releases. He lives in Chicago and may be reached via email at jankeny@fiercemarkets.com.
Articles by Jason Ankeny
Ad-supported mobile content community Myxer announced the launch of its $5 Million Giveaway Campaign, promising free advertising to independent mobile phone retailers in an effort to boost data plan
Google is developing new mobile advertising initiatives targeted for Apple's iPhone platform, Adweek reports. In meetings with agencies, the web services giant has presented a series of options
Sequoia Capital calls an emergency meeting on the dire state of tech spending.
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Open-source software development initiative Mozilla is poised to debut the alpha release of Firefox for Mobile, a full-featured web browser optimized for the mobile platform. Codenamed "Fennec," the
Mobile application development firm MobUI announced its acquisition of on-device portal technology provider Action Engine. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. According to MobUI, it plans to
Verizon Wireless is refuting
While children text most often with their friends, parents send the majority of their text messages to their children according to a new consumer survey commissioned by AT&T and conducted by
Verizon Wireless has informed its content and messaging partners that it will introduce a 3-cent fee for all mobile-terminated messages delivered across its network beginning Nov. 1. According to an
Trade organization the Consumer Electronics Association announced the creation of a new special interest group to address mobile digital broadcast technical standards. The CEA group will focus on
Location and navigation services provider Wayfinder announced an expanded agreement with Sony Ericsson to preload richer, longer-term navigation applications across the device maker's current and