Hi Anthony,
Quova's real concern right now is less likely solving the tough, and
ethically challenging problems of tracking mobile users, and more on
increasing their tiny penetration in wireline web services; credit
authorization, security, and streaming broadcast zone marketing.
Thankfully, placelab ideally enable users to determine their location
-without- being tracked on a network.
Mike Liebhold
starhill.us <http://www.starhill.us>
Anthony Townsend wrote:
funny. i did an internal technology evaluation for Quova back in
2000. i remember specifically hitting the point that they had no plan
for locating mobile devices....
maybe they can use placelab....
;)
On Jul 13, 2004, at 2:58 PM, Yatin Chawathe wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/internet/07/12/borders.online.ap/
index.html
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