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Crowd Mobile Signs Australian First Legal Q&A App and a Soccer Star as Partner

  • Published May 17, 2016 12:21PM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

17th May 2016, ASX Announcement

Highlights:

  • Crowd Mobile partners with leading national law firm Go To Court Lawyers to launch the first App in Australia that provides direct and immediate access to legal advice and lawyers across Australia
  • The Company signs partnership with Australian soccer star Archie Thompson allowing fans to directly access advice and information from one of Australia’s leading athlete’s
  • Two new partnerships with leading culinary experts have also been formed adding two new Q&A  Apps that provide users with immediate access to delicious recipes, cooking tips and nutrition advice
  • The Company continues to expand into the higher value professional services space adding legal advice to the recently launched financial and tax advice Q&A Apps.

Crowd Mobile Limited (ASX: CM8 & FWB-XETRA: CM3, Crowd Mobile, “the Company) is pleased to announce that it has expanded its range of Question and Answer (Q&A) Apps in Australia after signing four new partnerships. The partnerships include Australian national law firm Go To Court Lawyers, leading Australian soccer star Archie Thompson, and new culinary Apps from leading cooking teacher and author Tenina Holder and healthy whole food business Dineamic Australia Pty Ltd (Dineamic).

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