Stephen Fishbach

Stephen Fishbach writes marketing, communications, and press materials for Mobile Commons, including the Mobile Commons blog. Before joining Mobile Commons, Stephen worked as Director of Strategy at Massify.com, developing media campaigns for Lions Gate Films, After Dark Films, Epic Records, and more. Prior to Massify, Stephen was Senior Strategist at Big Spaceship, overseeing their work on mobile communications and contextual advertising. Stephen’s clients included Ford Motors, The Weinstein Company, and Sony Pictures. Stephen also helped launch mtvU, MTV’s college television channel. Stephen’s Full Bio »

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Get Shredded Over Text Message with Jillian Michaels

Fitness guru Jillian Michaels is jump-squatting out of the pages of magazines and right into your mobile phone. She’s helping people stay fit with a series of daily motivating text messages. The program began with an ad in the pages of Health magazine, which encouraged readers to text JILLIAN to 69866 or scan a QR [...]

Girl Scouts Send Text Messages for the Environment

Even Girl Scouts have cell phones. And the Girl Scouts of America is turning those phones into environmental action with a fun text campaign that’s designed to keep girls thinking green no matter where they are. To engage Girl Scouts in an environmental program, Girl Scouts Forever Green is sending weekly earth-friendly texts to all [...]

Buzzfeed Names Mobile Commons One of the Technologies that Are Transforming Politics

Buzzfeed just published an article listing seven “under the hood” technologies, including Mobile Commons, that are transforming politics. The thrust of the article is that big social media names like Facebook and Twitter, while hugely important to 2012 campaigns, aren’t the most important technology of this election cycle. More crucial changes come in the form [...]

National Cancer Institute and Mobile Commons for Health – A Press Roundup

Last month, as part of the launch of Mobile Commons for Health, we also debuted a new partnership with the National Cancer Institute to run their SmokefreeTXT campaign. The innovative program targets individual users according to their quit dates – and also takes into account smokers’ moods and craving levels. Our new health care platform, [...]

Mobile Commons Featured by NYC Gov as a “Leading Digital Company”

We were honored to receive a letter from Rachel Sterne, Chief Digital Officer of New York City, featuring Mobile Commons as one of the “100 leading digital companies” that make New York their home. The letter came as part of NYC’s just-released “Made In New York” Digital Jobs Map. The map highlights hundreds of tech [...]

How to Report Spam Text Messages

Mobile messaging is one of people’s preferred ways to communicate with friends, family and their favorite organizations and companies. Because mobile messaging is regulated by carriers and industry watch groups, the incidence of spam on short codes is extremely low. As a consequence, messaging is remarkably spam-free compared to other popular communications channels, like email. [...]

Mobile Commons at the Stanford Mobile Health 2012 Conference

The Mobile Health 2012 conference at Stanford recently wrapped up two days of great conversation about the way mobile technology is changing the face of healthcare. As a conference sponsor, we were especially proud to sponsor the keynote given by Weight Watchers CEO David Kirchhoff. Businessman, innovator, and author of a recent book on weight [...]

Mobile Marketer Introduces Mobile Commons for Health

A new piece in Mobile Marketer provides a great introduction to Mobile Commons’ recently-launched health care edition. In addition to describing our new offerings, the article gives a detailed rundown of the National Cancer Institute’s SmokefreeTXT initiative, which provides personalized text message support for smokers trying to quit. And it goes on to describe how [...]

Working America Helps Voters Report Problems with Mobile Messaging

Here’s a great example of how a text message campaign can encourage supporters to become reporters – informing people about important developments right as they happen. A new Pennsylvania law was recently passed that would require voters to show ID before voting. Working America is concerned that the law may have a negative effect on [...]

Winning Wireless – A Preview of Michael Sabat’s Training for Netroots Nation

This piece, by Mobile Commons’ VP of Business Development Michael Sabat, was originally posted on the Netroots Foundation blog. Michael will be offering a training in mobile strategy as part of Netroots Nation, from June 7-10, 2012. Click here to register now. Text messaging is already the de facto way our society communicates. People text [...]

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