Buzzwire Brings the Best of March Madness to the Mobile Web
NCAA Basketball Fans Get Quick and Easy Access to the Best Tournament Sites and Content Anytime and Anywhere From Their Mobile Devices 
Buzzwire, the industry’s editorially directed, community-driven mobile site featuring the best of the mobile Web, is bringing the best of the upcoming NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament to mobile devices. Users can go to m.buzzwire.com to quickly and easily access the best mobile tournament sites to check scores, see video highlights, get analysis and much more from their mobile devices.
Mobile is fast becoming the preferred means for Internet browsing and m.buzzwire.com, which launched in beta in mid-February, lets users easily discover, experience, and share the most popular content on the mobile web. The Buzzwire March Madness mobile portal will feature the best of March Madness including special sections such as:
- The latest news, scores, videos and highlights
- Expert analysis of the tournament and predictions from the leading college basketball authorities
- Advice and data from office pools to Vegas Odds and everything in between.
"Every year ‘March Madness’ takes on a life of its own as fans follow their teams and brackets over the two plus weeks of the NCAA tournament," said Greg Osberg, Buzzwire president and CEO. "It threatens to bring work and productivity to a standstill as employees go online to follow the action the first two days. We’re making it easier than ever for the fans by providing quick access to all this great content via their mobile devices. This way they can stay up on the latest tournament action and news anytime and anywhere and do it more discreetly than they can on their desktop at work."
How Buzzwire Works
Anyone with a mobile phone and web access can go to m.buzzwire.com to get to the March Madness portal. The Buzzwire home page features the freshest, most popular stories, sports, sites, video, music, photos and people as determined by the mobile community, and makes them easily accessible to any user. Users can contribute content by sending a link to that content to Buzzwire in one of three easy ways:
1. By e-mail to post@buzzwire.com. Send the URL through the built-in,
e-mail Web browser feature on a mobile phone
2. By TEXT message to 28999 (BUZZ9)
3. By clicking the "Buzzie" button on mobile Web sites
Buzzwire also lets users follow their friends, so they can stay up to date on what’s popular within their own mobile communities.
No comments yet.