Forbes.com Launches Mobile Edition

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Forbes.com announced that its site content is now accessible on Web-enabled mobile devices. The new Forbes.com Mobile service offers real-time accessibility to intra-site search functionality, breaking news, global business news, stock quotes, tearsheet data, charts, Forbes.com lists and more. Microsoft Windows Mobile is the premiere Forbes.com Mobile sponsor.

“In this digital information age, we’re pleased to continue to offer senior business executives every option to access key business news and information anytime, in any format and in any place”

Forbes.com Mobile can be accessed using any Web-enabled mobile browser (both HTML and WAP) and is free to use. Additionally, the platform incorporates a mobile advertising engine that integrates sponsor images and interstitial offers.

“In this digital information age, we’re pleased to continue to offer senior business executives every option to access key business news and information anytime, in any format and in any place,” said Jim Spanfeller, President and CEO, Forbes.com.

Mdog.com, the world's most comprehensive mobile destination that enables fast, free, Internet browsing on any mobile device, designed and powers the Forbes.com Mobile service - a best of breed, user-friendly and easy-to-navigate content and information hub. Mdog will also design the new mobile service for ForbesAutos.com, expected later this quarter.

For more information, users can visit http://www.forbes.com/mobility.

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