I had a chance to check out the new Nokia Conversations site over the last week as it was in beta phase, but it is now open for viewing by everyone. As you can see the Nokia Conversations site is a Nokia-sponsored site that is written and hosted by Nokia people. It is headed up by Charlie Schick and other members of the Social Communications team.
I have enjoyed reading the articles over the last week or so and like the site design, content, and subjects that are being discussed. The conversations are categorized under products & services, design, future technologies, environment, ideas & opinions, and business. I recommend you check out the new site and become a part of the conversation over at Nokia. I applaud Nokia for this initiative and hope that other major mobile device manufacturers join in and hold such open conversations.
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