Mobile Ministry Magazine

A bit late with the posting here, but still wanted to share that the Carnival of the Mobilists has been published this week over at my personal website. This week's Carnival is bittersweet as its the last week that the Nokia Mobile Web Server (MWS) service will be operational. Nokia is shutting down the service as the beta/research project has ended (I'll be moving some posts to a temp WordPress location). Eventually, I'll figure out something really cool to move past the MWS in terms of connectivity and information - I think such mobility spoiled me a lot.

Nevertheless, that doesn't mean that I've got more time to write/research/consult under the guise of MMM (would be nice). It does give me a sharper target when those actions do occur. There are some pretty sizable updates to MMM come the 5th year anniversary of the site in April; so the planning and focus with not having an additional site on the queue does help - and sting. Given all the other ways that we can connect and assimilate information, the mobile web server was a good bit of personal deliverance (content not locked to a 3rd party that I didn't control or have direct management over anything except the production of content) and enablement (lots of connections because of doing the MWS). Looking forward to what's next, it should make for a great story ;)

Labels: Carnival of the Mobilists