Mobile award & conference 2010 in Seoul

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 26, 2010 -- Global Mobile Content Leaders Present Speech at the Mobile Content Conference & Awards 2010 in Seoul, Korea

Serge Ferre, Vice President of Nokia will be discussing the measures to establish a mobile ecosystem at the Mobile Content Conference & Awards 2010, to be held August 30-31 at the COEX in Seoul, Korea. The event is hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea and Maeil Business newspaper and organized by Korea Creative Content Agency.

Besides Serge Ferre, conference speakers include Ludovic Blondel, Director of Gameloft; Tetsuya Yamashita, Director of NTTDOCOMO ; Mathias Huttmann, CEO & Founder of New Media Consulting ; Michael Schneider, CEO of Mobile Roadie ; Christophe Forax, Counselor, Delegation of the European Union; and other mobile content industry leaders.

Theme for the 5th annual Mobile Content Conference & Awards is "Mobile Apps & Mobile Business”, signifying the change in the environment of the mobile content industry including the mobile open market. The conference agenda will feature the outlook on killer apps and trends and the speakers will lead in-depth sessions covering the analysis and strategies of mobile business globally.

In addition to the conference, the winners of this year’s Mobile Content Awards will be announced after the 2nd screening at the Awards Ceremony, which will be held at the COEX Conference Center on August 31. Out of 189 entries from 15 countries such as America, Canada, Japan, Germany and UK, 16 nominees were selected by a panel of nine judges consisting of mobile professionals from around the world. An exhibition hall will also be arranged for demonstrations of the 16 nominations during Mobile Content Conference & Awards 2010.

For more information on the conference and pre-registration, please visit Mobile Content Conference & Awards 2010 website (www.mobilecontent.or.kr).

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