TECHNOLOGY: Mobile Evolution
14 Nov 2003 | by Mark Johnson
Mobile telecoms is set to shift its PR focus to business services, says Mark Johnson
FINANCIAL TIMES: Business stories from FT.com will be provided to Vodafone mobile phone users as part of a new text service. Standard content will include an industry section, a business in brief service and world news. A higher price 'gold' service will feature Lex notes, market news and a search tool.
Mobile telecoms is set to shift its PR focus to business services, says Mark Johnson
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