Moving mobile content via social networks - question
Here’s a question posted by Stefano:
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I have been tasked to conceptualize an application to move specific content via social platforms. This would obviously be moved at a premium to the end-user.
I’m pulling a fast-one and trying to get some ideas from my 3 loyal readers.
How would you guys go about moving mobile content between online social groups (think music, think competitions based on bands etc etc). I am not going to elaborate on what I thought of doing thus far, as it is irrelevant in this experiment. I do not want to place any kind of thought pattern which would hinder your natural thought processes.
So, the nexus behind the app should be to move content (potentially large volumes) between users, based on niche content they support.
Ideas?
My first thought is to keep the content in one location and obviously move links around, rather than the actual content.
ShoZu is a world expert in moving content from handset to the internet. They’d probably be my first port of call.
What do you reckon?
Thanks for this Ewan - much appreciated.
The idea is to distribute premium content, so it’s less of just being able to move your own content around, and more of browsing a tailored catalogue and downloaded content at a premium. To do this effectively is the challenge
Posted by Stefano on February 13th, 2008 at 8:32 am.Stefano’s last blog post..Moving Mobile Content via Social Networks
Stefano,
ShoZu is most well known for our mobile social media services moving personal content around as well as seeing friends content, comments, statuses etc. However, we do have several third party partners distributing premium content down the ShoZu channel. And because ShoZu downloads and caches content on the phone, every experience the consumer has is a high quality, consistent touch point, anywhere and anytime regardless of network connectivity.
Is that what you are looking for?
Jen
Posted by Jen Grenz on February 13th, 2008 at 12:46 pm.