Luxury Daily today - Marc Jacobs fetes fall/winter 2014 collection with New York Times effort; Greenpeace urges luxury fashion brands to clean up production by 2020.
Today in mobile marketing - Firefox OS sinks its teeth into low-end smartphones; What mobile apps can learn from traditional storefronts; Airtel to buy Loop Mobile; Job seekers' secret weapon: Mobile devices, not the Web.
Google’s acquisition of sound-based authentication technology fuels yet another war between Apple and the search giant, but with recent data breaches and a plethora of existing payment options, retailers and brands may not be ready to get on board yet.
Luxury Daily today - Lancôme, Estée Lauder make top 10 in France Beauty report: L2; Influx of smart watches unlikely to halt traditional horology.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - How Target, Caribou Coffee use mobile social to spark in-store excitement; Starwood Hotels sees mobile bookings grow at unprecedented rate.
Looking to update its mobile experience, eHarmony decided to launch a new Datebook feature to its iPhone application that lets users plan a date using resources such as Foursquare.
Luxury Daily today - Van Cleef & Arpels touts $25K rings via New York Times mobile effort; Luxury brands host social contests to connect with fans on Valentine’s Day.
Today in mobile marketing - Verizon confirms "More Everything," brings price cuts, more data, global texting; Emerging nations catching up to U.S. on technology adoption, especially mobile and social media use; Fast growing opportunity in Europe's $86 ...
As it becomes more imperative for retailers to develop in-house mobile expertise, the number of acquisitions and investments that marketers allocate towards gaining complete control of mobile is on the uptick.
As use of Google product listing ads skyrocketed this past holiday season, learning how to maximize this emerging search opportunity is becoming top of mind for retailers.