** This just in...ThomsonReuters unveil, advertise ThomsonFXHub.mobi ...**

[Vision]

ThomsonFXHub.mobi

dotMobi promotion (on the right side of page)

and here:

Who is Thomson Reuters?

Thomson Reuters is a media company created by The Thomson Corporation's purchase of Reuters on 17 April 2008.[2]

With 50,000 employees Thomson Reuters is a dual-listed company, consisting of Thomson Reuters Corporation, a Canadian company, and Thomson Reuters PLC, a UK company.[3] The Woodbridge Company, a holding company for the Thomson family, owns 53% of Thomson Reuters.

Thomson's news and financial information arm Thomson Financial has been effectively merged with Reuters to form the Markets Division.

The remaining business units of The Thomson Corporation (Thomson Healthcare, Thomson Legal, Thomson Scientific, and Thomson Tax & Accounting) form the Professional Division.

The market of financial data provision is now dominated by two companies, Thomson Reuters with a (combined) market share of 34% and Bloomberg L.P. with a market share of 33%.

About FX Hub
Reuters FX Hub is a foreign exchange-oriented site which takes advantage of Web 2.0 technologies to connect our analysts and readers in real time. FX Hub filters forex news, commentary and analysis on the web and puts our authoritative spin on it.

We surround our commentary with tools and information critical to traders and investors, enhancing its value.
If you are looking for tedious PhD-produced palaver, FX Hub is the wrong place for you. If you are looking for sharp, opinionated, to-the-point forex content with enough fundamental backbone to illustrate a concept without making your eyes glaze-over, FX Hub is your kind of site. We pledge to remain regression analysis-free.

Reuters FX Hub, part of Reuters Global Markets, is a unit of Reuters Financial, a global electronic information provider with annual revenues of $2 bln.

[maroulis]

you know what's the scariest part of the new ICANN proposal?

Fast forward 2 years from now and there'll be a bunch of guys like you, touting the latest crappy extension...

I really don't look fwd to it... :(

[Vision]

Originally Posted by maroulis

Fast forward 2 years from now and there'll be a bunch of guys like you, touting the latest crappy extension...
(

I will only invest in .mobi & .com

[maroulis]

Originally Posted by Vision

I will only invest in .mobi & .com

That's why I like you!!!

[typist]

Originally Posted by maroulis

That's why I like you!!!

Stop making fun of people. You know nothing about this. I tell you, in a few years .mobi will be HUGE!

[maroulis]

Originally Posted by typist

Stop making fun of people. You know nothing about this. I tell you, in a few years .mobi will be HUGE!

me and vision go way back so back off LOL... He had the Vision to invest in .mobi I just missed the boat :(

[Vision]

Originally Posted by maroulis

me and vision go way back so back off LOL... He had the Vision to invest in .mobi I just missed the boat :(

very true and I recall eatin those Outback cheeseburgers back in Austin in '06!

Maroulis, what is your opinion with respect to mobile Tv?

[maroulis]

Originally Posted by Vision

very true and I recall eatin those Outback cheeseburgers back in Austin in '06!

Maroulis, what is your opinion with respect to mobile Tv?

a few issues w/mobile tv right now. Conflicting regional standards (eu vs us vs asiapac), handsets not mature enough (battery, codecs, etc) and finally the biggest hurdle is network connectivity (many skipping wimax for LTE)...

Is it inevitable? yes, when? 2012 is my prediction to go mainstream... (i.e. +30% penetration)

[Vision]

will sideloading and femtocells help mobile tv go mainstream?

Do you know what price Paul Keating paid for MobileTv.com earlier this year?

[maroulis]

Originally Posted by Vision

will sideloading and femtocells help mobile tv come to market faster?

Do you know what price Paul Keating paid for MobileTv.com earlier this year?

femtocells are over hyped. Technology has been around for at least 4 years and yet despite the amazing concept and how well it would fit with SMBs (including price point) it hasn't made a move.... sideloading is bigger in EU/Asia than US so not sure. .it all depends on the market..

Whatever he paid for mobiletv.com i'm sure it's a worthwhile investment..