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Luxury Daily today - Bally juxtaposes its aesthetic, modernist design in British Vogue film; Top 10 multichannel marketers of 2015.
Luxury Daily today - Bally juxtaposes its aesthetic, modernist design in British Vogue film; Top 10 multichannel marketers of 2015.
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Twitter is tapping into the interest around drones and mobile video with a patent on an unmanned aerial device that takes photos and video, potentially opening an opportunity for markets to further connect with fans.
Unilever’s ability to consistently churn out viral videos, quickly move on emerging opportunities and enthusiastically look beyond the banner ad proves that it grasps how to effectively connect with mobile users in a way that few others do, which is why it is the 2015 Mobile Marketer of the Year.
According to a survey by AdMonsters, two-thirds of US publishing professionals said that smartphones caused the most monetization trouble. eMarketer reports that while tablets and over-the-top and TV screens also caused issues for a fair number of ...
Kurt Wagner writes the social network now supports Apple Live Photos, the new feature for the company’s iPhone 6s or 6s Plus that captures a few seconds of video (including audio) on either side of a still photo. The feature means users are takin...
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