Weekly Roundup

A roundup of mobile analysts in the news for the week ending February 18:

• Matthew Hatton at Yankee Group via Cellular-News about operators Increasingly Outsourcing Mobile Content Delivery
• Gavin Patterson and David McQueen at Informa via BusinessWeek about 3GSM in Barcelona and the Future of Wireless
• Yankee Group analyst Linda Barrabee and JupiterResearch analyst Julie Ask via Internetnews.com about Microsoft Buys MotionBridge
• John Delaney at Ovum via the Guardian Unlimited about U.K. icence warning over watching TV on computer or mobile phone
• Kevin Burden at IDC and Ellen Daley at Forrester Research via the San Francisco Chronicle about Microsoft software takes on BlackBerrys
• Ben Wood at Gartner via the Washington Post about Sony Ericsson says it sold 3 mln Walkman phones
• John Delaney at Ovum via Computing about Orange sticks neck on the EDGE
• David Linsalata at IDC via TheStreet.com about matchmakers' hands full with Palm
• Gartner analyst Todd Kort via InformationWeek about BlackBerry use up, despite legal trouble
• Roger Entner at Ovum via an AP article at Forbes.com about Nokia, Motorola Show Cellular-VoIP Phones
• Svetlana Issaeva at Pyramid Research via International Herald Tribune about cellphone companies look to Third World
• Forrester Research analyst Charles Golvin via a Business 2.0 article at CNNMoney.com about MySpace teaming up with MVNO Helio
• Albert Lin at American Technology Research and Richard Windsor at Nomura Securities via BusinessWeek about Nokia's efforts to remake itself