Today's headlines

By Giselle Abramovich

ORLANDO, FL - TV and e-commerce service QVC may go mobile. That quick admission came from QVC.com exec and keynote speaker Bob Myers at the Shop.org Innovation and Strategies Conference in Orlando, FL.

By Giselle Abramovich

ORLANDO, FL - Web 2.0 technologies such as mobile content serving, user-generated content, streaming video, widgets and rich Internet applications are changing the face of the Internet and commerce.

By Mickey Alam Khan

Japan's SoftBank Capital led investors who have injected $12 million into Ad Infuse Inc., a firm whose platform delivers mobile ads for Procter & Gamble Co., Unilever, BMW and Microsoft Corp.

By Lauren Mooney

Canada's Target Broadcast Sales Inc. will represent the sales channel for select mobile advertising inventory managed by Amobee Media Systems.

By Reva McEachern

Mobile ad network Quattro Wireless Inc. is offering free access to do-it-yourself mobile publishing tools via GetMobile.com.

By Reva McEachern

Glu Mobile Inc. is on a mission to become the world's leading mobile games publisher. Its next conquest: Superscape Group plc.

By Lauren Mooney

Brazilian carrier Vivo has partnered with Scanbuy to become the first mobile operator in Latin America to use 2D barcodes.

By Reva McEachern

Olive Software is turning the chapter on traditional publishing by delivering news and other notifications via the mobile channel.

By Reva McEachern

Expect nothing radically different for the mobile gaming market in 2008, according to Eberhard Schoneburg, chairman/CEO of Artificial Life Inc., a Hong Kong-based mobile broadband technology and games provider.