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Today on Mobile Commerce Daily - Birds Eye pop-up restaurant treats Instagram posts as currency; Will Apple’s commerce push include broader mPOS play?
Today on Mobile Commerce Daily - Birds Eye pop-up restaurant treats Instagram posts as currency; Will Apple’s commerce push include broader mPOS play?
Luxury Daily today - Jaguar pushes for early F-Type surge in US via multiple takeover ads; Sport partnerships foster organic brand communities in Mexico.
Today in mobile marketing - Facebook considering another try in China; Yahoo buys mobile 'self-destruct' messaging app Blink; Google Glass enters open beta, goes on sale to anyone in the US; Airbnb judge blocks N.Y. state inquiry into home sharers.
Growth in mobile social and social native advertising are driving the largest year-over-year jump in social media ad revenues, with the total spend expected to be $8.4 billion in 2014, according to a new report out today from BIA/Kelsey.
At the same time that big brands including Coca-Cola and Mondelez are shifting over significant portions of their budgets towards mobile, television ad spend is on the uptick, highlighting the growing need for traditional and digital advertising to wor...
Online real estate site Trulia is dialing up its mobile efforts for the second phase of a $45 million campaign that drives application downloads with a sweepstakes.
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Today in mobile commerce - Why order ahead is not the killer digital wallet use case; 7-Eleven looks to nail mobile check-ins to build 360-degree digital strategy.
Luxury Daily today - BMW searches for the “millions” of brand stories around the world; Estée Lauder chairman: Focus expansion efforts on where the future might be.
Levi’s and Warner Bros. Records are the first two brands to launch new in-cinema campaigns as part of a partnership between Screenvision and SoundHound to elevate the moviegoing experience via mobile.