While the stock market’s recent volatility has depreciated the value of several digital conglomerates, other technology companies should not let this prevent them from hiring for mobile-related positions as these bumps are likely to have only a short-term effect, unless the uncertainty continues.
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After years of jockeying for a bigger role in mobile advertising, Verizon is throwing serious money behind its aspirations, spending $4.4 billion deal for AOL several months ago and, this week, another $250 million to boost the digital platform’s mobile play by buying Millennial Media.
Today in mobile marketing – Street Dreams magazine flips the script, bringing Instagram to print; Apple stores are about to change in this huge way; Twitter shuffles product team amid CEO search; The iPhone company.
Google’s recent announcement that mobile and Web sites containing pop-ads will soon be penalized for enticing users to download their applications poses a significant threat to many marketers, unless they can find a different way to drive conversions.
Beginning with 2016 models, Apple and Google will introduce software to give new cars some serious smartphone integration into their dashboards. Ryan Nakashima gives Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto a test drive and walks through their functio...
Facebook will start testing a new type of mobile ad on Thursday that it's referring to as "immersive experiences," Jack Marshall reports. The ads "will give advertisers the ability to create fully-branded, interactive destinations within the Faceb...