Yesterday on ResourceShelf and on DocuTicker we posted a bunch of resources including rule books, record books, and other content about the 2007 NCAA basketball tourney that got underway Thursday afternoon.
What about mobile resources for tourney news and information?
Here are a few of many resources that are available for wireless web users:
+ The popular Handmark Software, Pocket Express, offers free real time scores and stats. The also have a tournament blog.
+ Finally, if you're phone or mobile device allows you to stream audio, Tuned.mobi is an excellent guide, optimized for wireless users, with direct, one-clink links to many stations in the U.S. A great way to get a "local view" on a team. Of course, this guide can be accessed and used on any web browser. In most cases, each listing offers info about a stations format. Look for stations with sports, news, and talk formats.
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