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2005 Archive
	October 12 - MM places 5th in BRW fast 100	read
	March 20 - Mobile Messenger USA open for business	offline
	March 15 - itxt4 product launch	read
	March 1 - Mobile Messenger Merge with Sol Mobile Messenger	read
	February 2 - House Hunting On A Mobile Phone Near You. Announced Real Estate information service on mobile phone.	offline

2004 Archive
	December 10 - Mobile Messenger USA Coming Soon. Announced intention to provide connectivity to the lucrative US market by Mar 05.	offline
	September 27 - Mobile Messenger Launch MMS. Introduction of support for MMS. Beginning of an exciting change in the capabilities of mobile phones.	offline
	August 9 - Mobile Messenger in Top 3 Australian aggregators. Recognized by operators as top 3. A product of our market leadership and innovation.	offline
	July 17 - Mobile Messenger moves global head office to North Sydney. In response to our dramatic growth MM move to North Sydney premises.	offline
	July 10 - Mobile Messenger Growth of 1000%. Great year saw revenue grow to $4.5m. Continued year on year growth.	offline
	May 5 - Hong Kong PSMS Now Available.	offline
	April 23 - Mobile Messenger to Exhibit at CeBit Australia.	offline
	February 2 - Premium SMS Gains Momentum. More than 100 active campaigns. Mobile Entertainment TV advertising goes mainstream.	offline
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MM & SOL MOBILE MERGE
May 10 2005

Mobile Messenger and Sol Mobile today announced they have completed a merger of the two businesses. Mobile Messenger and Sol Mobile have worked together for more than four years in the mobile industry, with Sol Mobile providing technology and connectivity for Mobile Messenger.
Sol Mobile have rapidly become one of the top three messaging aggregators in Australia and this merger will strengthen the position of the company and add a range of innovative products to the suite. Mobile Messenger have been providing turn key mobile solutions for SMS, MMS and premium rate and now as the owner of the technology will have much better leverage in this booming market.
This merger represents one of the first steps in the likely industry consolidation, ensuring that as an entity they continue to be at the forefront of mobile technology and there is little doubt the combined company will be one of the leading Australian service providers.
Mobile Messenger head office will be in North Sydney and currently has 20 staff. The strong growth of the organization is such that sales offices have already been established in Melbourne and New York to spearhead an aggressive entry into the emerging Premium Market in the US and develop Mobile Messenger as an international brand. Connectivity has already been established in New Zealand, South Africa and Hong Kong and the company will continue their commitment to the Asia Pacific region.
In the past 2 months alone, the growth has continued unabated with the acquisition of three additional companies, bolstering Mobile Messenger’s suite of products and creating a total solution for all mobile requirements.

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