http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/ One World. No Borders. 3 Billion Connected People. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:54:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/#comment-3276 Mowser at Wap Review Thu, 19 Apr 2007 04:30:00 +0000 http://harper.wirelessink.com/?p=81#comment-3276 [...] Mobile transcoders have not been too popular with webmasters and content providers but Mowser is attempting to change that by giving site owners unprecedented control over how their transcoded site looks in Mouser. By adding a few meta tags headers (see the Mowser blog for details)  to your site you can: [...] […] Mobile transcoders have not been too popular with webmasters and content providers but Mowser is attempting to change that by giving site owners unprecedented control over how their transcoded site looks in Mouser. By adding a few meta tags headers (see the Mowser blog for details)  to your site you can: […]

]]> http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/#comment-555 Eugenia’s rants and thoughts :: Mobilization of web sites: unlawful? :: October :: 2006 Sat, 28 Oct 2006 21:20:00 +0000 http://harper.wirelessink.com/?p=81#comment-555 [...] There is some talk recently (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) on some blogs about sites like the Google Wireless Transcoder, Skeweezer and other similar services that take as an input a URL and they output a more mobile-friendly version of that site so it can be rendered faster and easier by a mobile browser. There are a lot of site owners who are very pissed about this because they say that these services are messing up with their copyrights and their financials because the ads are removed in the process. [...] […] There is some talk recently (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) on some blogs about sites like the Google Wireless Transcoder, Skeweezer and other similar services that take as an input a URL and they output a more mobile-friendly version of that site so it can be rendered faster and easier by a mobile browser. There are a lot of site owners who are very pissed about this because they say that these services are messing up with their copyrights and their financials because the ads are removed in the process. […]

]]> http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/#comment-12 Different Things » Blog Archive » How To: Removing Yourself From Google’s Mobile Transcoding Services Fri, 17 Mar 2006 22:47:24 +0000 http://harper.wirelessink.com/?p=81#comment-12 [...] Different Things building life 2.0. one world. no borders. 2 billion connected citizens. « An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages. [...] […] Different Things building life 2.0. one world. no borders. 2 billion connected citizens. « An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages. […]

]]> http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/#comment-11 about context and the mobile web | gotomobile Thu, 16 Mar 2006 12:28:07 +0000 http://harper.wirelessink.com/?p=81#comment-11 [...] It started off last week with Russell Buckley and his Who Gave Google Permission to be the Judge and Jury of Mobile Content? article at Mobhappy, followed by additional insights of Dave Harper in An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages on his Different Things blog which initiated Jason Coleman from Mobilicio.us to explain about his app - and its relation to Google Mobile, at the mobilicio.us blog and over at m-trends.org. [...] […] It started off last week with Russell Buckley and his Who Gave Google Permission to be the Judge and Jury of Mobile Content? article at Mobhappy, followed by additional insights of Dave Harper in An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages on his Different Things blog which initiated Jason Coleman from Mobilicio.us to explain about his app - and its relation to Google Mobile, at the mobilicio.us blog and over at m-trends.org. […]

]]> http://harper.wirelessink.com/2006/03/12/an-open-letter-to-google-%e2%80%9cpage-adapted-for-mobile-phone%e2%80%9d-please-stop-now-you-are-crippling-sites-not-adapting-pages/#comment-10 Drivin’ Blind » Blog Archive » An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages. Mon, 13 Mar 2006 19:35:41 +0000 http://harper.wirelessink.com/?p=81#comment-10 [...] An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages.: “ [...] […] An Open Letter to Google: “Page adapted for mobile phone?” Please stop now, you are crippling sites, not adapting pages.: “ […]

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