Experience the Mobile Explosion

Whether your focus is mobile applications, advertising and marketing, content, enabling technologies, digital rights management, or investment, you can’t afford to miss the 13th Mobile Entertainment Summit, San Francisco, CA. Not only is MES the world’s longest-running and largest mobile entertainment summit, it is the only event that provides personal access to the industry’s visionaries and business leaders as well as the newest technologies propelling the mobile world today.

Learn From the Leaders. Experience the Technology.

"Mobile Entertainment Summit is a Must Attend Event, it really delivered results. I closed one deal onsite, created four strategic partnerships and received tons of interest in future deals."

Skip Fredricks
Executive Producer and Chief Executive Officer
iClipx

Mobile Advertising and Marketing: Cell phones and other mobile devices are hot platforms for mobile advertisers and marketers.

At MES, you meet the leading mobile advertising and marketing deal makers. This is your chance to learn about the latest intelligence on everything from short codes to mobile search.

Mobile Internet: Today, the mobile Internet is going mainstream. The Yankee Group notes that the largest carriers generated more than $15 billion in wireless data revenue in 2006, up more than 100 percent from the prior year.

MES brings together the mobile Internet’s visionaries. We examine the exploding off-deck market, mobile streaming, and downloaded music, games, video and other rich media. We also explore the implications of convergence technologies like WiFi and Wimax.

Join the User-Generated Content Revolution

Mobile Community: Content sharing is going wireless. Just look at MySpace and YouTube. At MES, our experts reveal what’s hot in mobile social networking and user-generated content. You’ll discover what’s hot, what’s not and what’s making money.

Mobile Video: MES explores the comparative advantages of streaming video and video-on-demand as well as emerging broadcast television models such as DVB-H and MediaFlo. We’ll also consider content: short-form vs. long-form programming, sports and news and, most importantly, how to generate revenue from it all.