#locationaware

[albertmarionthompson]

ADWEEK Webinar: Albert Thompson participated in a Webinar with DemandLocal on the power the location data for understanding consumer intent.

[browzeco-blog]

browze.co - community noticeboard for hotdogs, burgers, tacos and more. 

To know more about browze, visit the website at Browze.co or download the mobile application from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store for iTunes.

[browzeco-blog]

browze.co - community noticeboard for foodtrucks 

To know more about browze, visit the website at Browze.co or download the mobile application from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store for iTunes.

[browzeco-blog]

browze.co - locate the most delicious burger in your community 

[browzeco-blog]

browze - the live community noticeboard.

We have finally arrived at the point, where we only have to answer whence do we go from there. After some sleepless nights that turned invariably despondent due to our inability to address the issues that were affecting browze, I feel rather optimistic. I am glad that instead of avoiding the burning pits, as some sane person would do; we jumped right into it.

After almost two years in the works, I can say that my journey has begun.

I wanted to talk about heart, about endurance, about believing in your idea, and about fear of failure, but I know within that I would have to endure more, believe more, and overcome fear each day as we take this thing of ours forward. 

But today I can smile, and say, “We are here.” 

Find us on the web, Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.

[primarymcd-blog]

how to find the right app for the right story?

As Mobile City Dialogue explorers, storytellers, artists and media makers, Sander, Klasien and I are looking for apps that do the opposite of the situation above, apps that don’t suck you out of your moment, but make you more aware of the situation, the environment you are in or the people you are with. 

The problem There are over more than 3 million apps around (and counting) and we are interested in this niche of niches: apps that can be used by storytellers, apps that bring you together with the people around you, apps that teaches you something about the place you are at. 

How to find the best examples?  The right app or technology for the right story at the right moment? 

How  We’ve set up a research project to go and meet people in New York, Canada and Amsterdam to figure this out. We do expert meetings, presentations and workshops, to share experiences with storytellers, app makers, digital journalists and media makers. 

Results The results you will find on this blog, a post per app, with a short description, it’s characteristics and when and where it’s best to use. Also we will add user experiences. We will map it all in one big flow chart and create different ‘recipes’. 

Join the quest We invite you to tell us your experiences and we’ll put in on the map. Send us a message at join at mobilecitydialogues dot com or take part in our questionnaire at appherenow.com