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'''MotionMobs''' is a smart phone application developer founded in [[2010]] by [[Taylor Peake-Wyatt]]. It moved into [[Innovation Depot]] in February [[2012]] and then into its own space in the former [[Blackwell Furniture building]] at 2429 [[1st Avenue North]] later that year.
'''MotionMobs''' is a smart phone application developer founded in [[2010]] by [[Taylor Peake-Wyatt]]. It moved into [[Innovation Depot]] in February [[2012]] and then into its own space in the former [[Blackwell Furniture building]] at 2429 [[1st Avenue North]] later that year.
[[Robert Hahnemann]] was named CEO in July [[2013]].


MotionMobs' commercial products include the animated children's audio-book "[[Sam The Spider]]" and the photographic scavenger hunt "PiktureThis"
MotionMobs' commercial products include the animated children's audio-book "[[Sam The Spider]]" and the photographic scavenger hunt "PiktureThis"
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==References==
==References==
* Patterson, Nick (October 17, 2012) "New life in an old place." ''Weld''
* Patterson, Nick (October 17, 2012) "New life in an old place." ''Weld''
* Diel, Stan (July 8, 2013) "Birmingham-based MotionMobs appoints Hahnemann CEO." {{BN}}


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 16:03, 8 July 2013

MotionMobs is a smart phone application developer founded in 2010 by Taylor Peake-Wyatt. It moved into Innovation Depot in February 2012 and then into its own space in the former Blackwell Furniture building at 2429 1st Avenue North later that year.

Robert Hahnemann was named CEO in July 2013.

MotionMobs' commercial products include the animated children's audio-book "Sam The Spider" and the photographic scavenger hunt "PiktureThis"

References

  • Patterson, Nick (October 17, 2012) "New life in an old place." Weld
  • Diel, Stan (July 8, 2013) "Birmingham-based MotionMobs appoints Hahnemann CEO." The Birmingham News

External links