Japanese comics go mobile: "In Japan, another string has been recently been added to the mobile bow with the launch of electronic books and comics specifically for phones."
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I caught something about this on TV the other day (one of the less condescending items on The Gadget Show I think). Interesting that the guy who sparked the trend (Yoshi) promoted his work by handing out good old-fashioned paper leaflets on the street!
Posted by: Phil P | March 29, 2006 at 10:09 AM