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Luxury Daily today - Tag Heuer embraces “luxury codes of tomorrow” via smartwatch and see-now, buy-now; Personalized ecommerce engagement drives in-store sales.
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Luxury Daily today - Shiseido breaks down data silos for clear picture of customers; Tom Ford steps behind lens to capture pared-down campaign.
Groupon’s latest advertising campaign, aimed at “working millennials and traditional power users,” is getting at the cohorts where they reside, launching creative on online content outlets such as YouTube, Hulu and Crackle.
With Snapchat’s looming IPO the talk of both Wall Street and Silicon Valley, many analysts calculating about the company’s long-term profitability should heed a new report from Fluent that casts doubt on Snapchat’s supposedly optimistic consumer percep...
The success of Facebook’s Jobs feature, which allows the social platform to cut out hiring platforms playing middleman such as LinkedIn, will be dependent on a number of important circumstances, not least of which is the latter’s failure to retain mill...
While the success or failure of the virtual reality market is still very much up to debate, a new report from ABI Research claims that its growth will come on the back of standalone apparatuses as opposed to mobile-reliant ones.
Google rolled out a change ti its AMP platform Monday that lets users share publishers' own links to a webpage rather than the AMP URL. Sarah Perez reports on the change, which follows publishers' complaints that Google was stealing their traffic by ch...
Last week, Evan Spiegel and co. announced that Snap Inc. has finally filed for an initial public offering, and market analysts have since been postulating on how much of its prospective $25 billion valuation can be attributed to advertising.