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Mobile for Social Change

Going Green on the Go

NBC Universal’s Green Is Universal initiative is all about getting people to take action to help the environment, however small those actions might be. And mobile has become a big part of that strategy.

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Doctor by Day, Developer by Night

Gregory P. Moore is a self-proclaimed geek. He is also a busy guy. He’s got a family. He’s got a full time job as a physician with James River Obstetrics & Gynecology in Richmond, Virginia. And app development? Well, that’s just something he does on the side.

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Top 2 Ways Non-Profits Use Mobile

While some may think (or want) text-to-give to be the #1 way non-profits use mobile, it’s not.

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mHealth Benefits: Little Evidence – Yet

Peter Benjamin, General Manager Cell-Life, talks about a new project that may provide empirical evidence of the benefits of mHealth.

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Mobile Phones Save Elephants

Dr. Max Graham, Director, Laikipia Elephant Project talks about how SMS, GSM Collars and mobile early warning systems can save elephants in Africa.

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Mobile Sensing with Smartphones

Deborah Estrin PhD, Founding Director, Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS) talks about how smartphones and mobile Apps are powerful sensing & data collection tools.

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The Pulse of Mobile Health

Patty Mechael carved an hour out of her busy schedule last week to chat with me about how the demand for mobile health has become incredibly strong in the last twelve months and how getting wedded to a particular system can be a big mistake.

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Mobile Reshapes Museum Experiences

Nancy Proctor, Director of Mobile at the Smithsonian Institution, talks about why mobility and portability are important to museums.

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