Business magazine Forbes has launched a service where customers can receive business news and information from its Web site on mobile phones.
“Forbes.com Mobile can be accessed using any Web-enabled mobile browser (both HTML and WAP) and is free to use. Additionally, the platform incorporates a mobile advertising engine that integrates sponsor images and interstitial offers.
“’In this digital information age, we’re pleased to continue to offer senior business executives every option to access key business news and information anytime, in any format and in any place,’ said Jim Spanfeller, President and CEO, Forbes.com.”
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