At an open-house investor meeting on Tuesday, Time Inc. CEO Joe Ripp boasted that the company's namesake title “has been able to reverse 10 years of straight revenue decline.” Lucia Moses examines how changes in staff, video, digital a...
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Google’s introduction of a new social sharing application, Spaces, underscores consumer demand for group conversation hubs on mobile platforms while highlighting the proliferation of these services – a hurdle that even a behemoth such as Google may struggle to overcome.
Smartphone use is growing among kids, driving how they access the Internet and use social media while underscoring the importance of mobile marketing for reaching this generation of consumers as they get older, according to a new report from Influence ...
Google’s introduction of a new social sharing application, Spaces, underscores consumer demand for group conversation hubs on mobile platforms while highlighting the proliferation of these services – a hurdle that even a behemoth such as Google may struggle to overcome.
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Mobile is now more popular than in-store browsing or window shopping as a method for researching products before making a purchase, with 52.8 percent of consumers doing so on a mobile browser and 19.6 percent in an application, according to a new surve...
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