Mozes Chosen to Power Voting, Text-to-Screen Interactivity at VentureBeat's First Annual MobileBeat Conference

Mozes (www.mozes.com), the service that connects people to what they love from their mobile phones, today announced that it will enable voting, instant audience commentary and text-to-screen giveaways at the MobileBeat conference taking place July 24 at the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Mozes' mobile solution will be an integral part of the event, the first of its kind held by Silicon Valley media and event company VentureBeat in association with Plug and Play Tech Center. The conference, which will explore trends and opportunities in the mobile industry, includes audience voting via mobile device for the best pitching companies from the top ten of MobileBeat's 30 presenting mobile companies. This voting capability is provided through Mozes' trusted platform.

"In addition to providing a trusted service that is used by thousands of music artists, labels, sports teams and brands, we welcome the opportunity to demonstrate the strength of our easy-to-use and spam-free service for conferences and events," said Dorrian Porter, CEO of Mozes. "MobileBeat is a unique forum for discussing industry issues and discovering what is next on the horizon and we're pleased to have been chosen to power its interactive commentary and voting."

Mozes has powered hundreds of live events since its launch in 2005, increasing audience participation ten-fold. Mozes provided real-time mobile voting, polling, text-to-screen commenting, contests and more at conferences such as O'Reilly's Web 2.0 and Web 2.0 Expo, Billboard's Mobile Entertainment Live, MMA's Mobile Marketing Forum and many others.

About Mozes, Inc.

Founded in 2005, Mozes is the service that connects people to what they love from their mobile phones. Comprehensive mobile campaigns that incorporate voice, text and web are built on an easy-to-use marketing platform and are further extended by online widgets that integrate a mobile campaign with online properties like MySpace and Facebook. Using Mozes anyone -- from bands to fans to brands -- can make their campaigns, promotions or events more powerful and interactive using the mobile phone and the web. Initially focused on the music industry, Mozes is used by nearly 4,000 major label and independent artists, including Chris Brown, Colbie Caillat, Daughtry, Nelly and Rascal Flatts. Mozes is permission-based, spam-free and cost-free to consumers. The desirability of reaching consumers via cell phone is growing according to eMarketer which projects U.S. spending on mobile marketing to reach $4.4 billion by 2011. Subscribe to the Mozes blog for updates at http://www.mozes.com/blog.