UK: Birmingham Post launches mobile site
Posted by Lauren Drablier on October 23, 2008 at 1:07 PM
Trinity Mirror has launched a website designed for viewing on mobile phones for the Birmingham Post. The new Post site follows the launch of the Daily Mirror's mobile site last week.
In addition to the launch of the mobile site, the print version of the Post was relaunched this week. The site offers personalized news and allows users to build their own homepage.
According to the Guardian, ten more of Trinity's regional papers are expected to get their own mobile sites within the next few months.
Source: Guardian
In addition to the launch of the mobile site, the print version of the Post was relaunched this week. The site offers personalized news and allows users to build their own homepage.According to the Guardian, ten more of Trinity's regional papers are expected to get their own mobile sites within the next few months.
Source: Guardian
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