Cited from Mobile Marketer Blog: According to the Associated Press, a British doctor who is volunteering in Congo used SMS instructions to perform an arm amputation. The doctor, David Nott knew that a 16-year-old boy whose arm was bitten off by a hippopotamus needed a forequarter amputation to remove his left shoulder.

Out of Hand, listen up...$99 Music Videos. I know that all you filmmakers out there will just get giddy and go straight to your MAC Books to start on this incredibly invaluable opportunity. Because that is exactly what I did. There are so many talented indie rock bands out there in the East Village just looking for their big break. And now you filmmakers can give it to them without cashing out your bank account. It’s a win/win situation for all.

Whoever thought of this is a genius. I couldn't help but post it and share it with all of you. It is so entertaining and clever that I couldn't stop laughing at my desk. One of my colleagues had to even come over to my desk and tell me to be quiet. In my defense, I showed him the video and as the end credits were running down the screen, he immediately apologized and chuckled along with me.

Just read this story and then tell me that mobile marketing is not the new word on the street. :) I mean who doesn’t love burritos and even better free burritos? The Denver’s Big City Burrito restaurant learned that lesson quite well when millions of customers herded through its doors after mailing coupons to local residents offering them a free burrito to those who texted a short code.

International SMC Research Institute Cooperation Initiative Hosted www.cellphnlckn.com . What does that even mean? Of course, I had to go check it out. The whole process was interesting. An hour before the event, I get a text sent to my phone saying the party is at 92Y in Tribeca at 9pm. EEK, I'm late!