Mobile Insights Summit is canceled
The Mobile Insights Summit, which was scheduled for June 23 in New York, has been canceled as the organizer initiates a larger strategy to reorganize its conference business.
The Mobile Insights Summit, which was scheduled for June 23 in New York, has been canceled as the organizer initiates a larger strategy to reorganize its conference business.
The Mobile Insights Summit, which was scheduled for June 23 in New York, has been canceled as the organizer initiates a larger strategy to reorganize its conference business.
Ad blocking is growing around the world, with an estimated 419 million people now restricting ads on the mobile Web while the use of applications that impede certain content is also gaining, according to a new report from PageFair and Priori Data.
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Today in mobile marketing – Majority of US adults get news from social media; Tastemade rivals BuzzFeed for mobile food video views; Twitter is losing its head of media, again; Google beats Oracle – Android makes fair use of Java APIs.
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