Jason DaPonte answering your questions live at 4pm

Dave Lee | 13:14 UK time, Thursday, 11 June 2009

We hope you're enjoying Mobile Day so far.

At 4pm, Jason DaPonte will be fielding questions, via Twitter, about BBC Mobile. Jason is the Managing Editor of Mobile.

To follow what Jason is saying, Twitter users should follow @bbccouk.

Remember, even if you don't have a Twitter account you can follow the conversation by just visiting the @bbccouk homepage. If you want to ask Jason a question without using Twitter, feel free to use the comments facility on this blog post.

We'll post a selection of the questions and answers at the end of the day.

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1. At 4:12pm on 11 Jun 2009, Briantist wrote:
4pm seems to have come and gone... is this due to the YouTube strike?

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2. At 5:01pm on 11 Jun 2009, mydogminton wrote:
Seems an odd decision not to use a hashtag for this... makes it hard to follow the questions and answers in one place.

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3. At 5:15pm on 11 Jun 2009, davelee21 wrote:
Hi mydogminton

Perhaps http://twitter.com/#search?q=bbccouk will give you what you're after.

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