Congratulations to Franklin Tchakounte, PHD Student, University of Breme, University of Ngaoundere, Cameroon, the winner of the free pass for M-Days.

The first person to email us with the correct answers to the following questions will win the conference passes. But hurry, you only have until the Monday, January 30 to respond.

1. The M-Days conference is now in its: a) 5th year; b) 6th year; c) 7th year; or d) 8th year?
2. The conference is conducted in what language: a) English; b) German; c) partly in German, partly in English; or d) Esperanto?
3. M-Days takes place in Frankfurt. Which international institution is based in Frankfurt: a) The United Nations; b) The European Central Bank; c) The International Court of Justice; or d) The GSMA?
4. The first keynote speaker on day one is Dr. Andreas Wiele. He is in charge of which Axel Springer newspaper a) Die Zeit; b) Süddeutsche Zeitung; c) Frankfurter Allgemeine; or d) Bild?
5. The first keynote speaker on day two is Microsoft’s user experience expert Arturo Toledo. Which mobile device manufacturer recently dropped its own mobile operating system in favor of Microsoft’s a) Motorola; b) ZTE; c) Samsung; or d) Nokia?

To claim your free ticket, send your answers to editor (at) mobiThinking.com. The first person to answer the questions correctly will win a pass for the two-day conference. This ticket is worth €490+ VAT (US$635 + VAT) each.

P.S. mobiThinking requests that the winner writes us a short post-card report on the conference.

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