14 DAY TRIAL // Earlier this week, mdog.com has invited all smartphone users to experience the mega-library of mobilized internet news through the mdog.com portal. Whether it's to stay informed about industry developments, follow favorite stories in their hometown newspaper or even just to browse current events, mdog.com seems to be the premier destination for all mobile news.
mdog.com offers the only perfectly-formatted and fully-mobilized versions of the internet's most-trafficked news publications - all in real time. Users can point their mobile browser to mdog.com, and choose "Web" to see, read and enjoy the wide selection of publications for mobile viewing. mdog.com is a free portal that works immediately on all smartphones and through all carriers, with no downloads or pre-registration necessary.
"Even for the publications that do offer mobile editions of their news, readers see that the mdog.com versions of these sites are far more extensive, comprehensive and functional," said President and founder of mdog.com, Keith Gerard. "We invite users to make mdog.com a regular part of their daily activities," he continued. "Our portal offers smartphone users a better mobile web experience - one that's content comprehensive, cleanly-formatted for all devices and conveniently bookmarked at a single URL destination."
These news publications include: CNN, MSNBC, FOX News, CBS News, ABC News, The New York Times, The Washington Post, BBC World News, The Boston Globe, TIME Magazine, U.S. News & World Report, Slate Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Newsweek, New York Daily News, Chicago Sun-Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, The Seattle Times, The Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle, The Miami Herald, AM New York, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Baltimore Sun, Houston Chronicle, Newsday, Orlando Sentinel, Arizona Central, Florida Sun-Sentinel, The Charlotte Observer and others.
mdog.com plans to expand the international news publications available through the portal by March of this year.