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Martin Bryant

Martin Bryant is based in Manchester, UK. A co-founder of the city's monthly Social Media Cafe events and award-winning blogger, he is Digital Content Editor for Marketing Manchester. His main interests are developments in the social web that relate to the mobile and music industries. Twitter, Personal site

Website: http://www.martinbryant.net

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Hi Marshall, yes but wouldn't the notifications get annoying as you moved around. Maybe what's needed is auto check-ins at ...
  January 16, 2010 on Location sharing’s next big move: Auto check-ins?

Aw, think of the environment man!
  January 12, 2010 on Cardboard Computer enters production (Yes, it fully works)

The advertisement won't know your number but your phone does. Most smartphone browsers already allow you to click any phone ...
  January 5, 2010 on Google launching “Pay per Call” mobile ads

Because unlike regular browsers, mobile phones are designed to make phone calls - a much more natural experience.
  January 5, 2010 on Google launching “Pay per Call” mobile ads

Hi Justin, brand involvement will certainly 'legitimise' the idea of location sharing for some people, I think. Foursquare and Gowalla ...
  December 20, 2009 on Is location sharing just a game?

Hi Ari, I think location review sites are different to public broadcasting of a live location. People are happy to ...
  December 20, 2009 on Is location sharing just a game?

Yeah - very odd. It changed for a day, Google said it was changing over the next few months and ...
  December 16, 2009 on Is Google giving Gmail back to the UK? (UPDATE: Yes, it is)

Hi Tim, I'm not an unquestioning Google fan. I was simply responding to Alex's previous post by explaining why ...
  December 16, 2009 on Why Google doesn’t want your money

Jüri: extra storage is different from a service level agreement and customer support and I'm really talking about personal use ...
  December 15, 2009 on Why Google doesn’t want your money

Hi Jose, glad you enjoyed the post and found it useful!
  December 13, 2009 on How to do almost anything with Posterous

 


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