Today in mobile marketing – Microsoft VR headset details to be revealed at December event; Facebook pledges fewer content removals, new criteria as yet unclear; Study finds racial discrimination by Uber and Lyft drivers; Why people are checking in to Standing Rock on Facebook.
The event boasts 186 speakers for 68 sessions under the overarching theme of “Shift, experience, reimagine.”
Luxury Daily today - Bally bases capsule collection on street artist’s secondhand find; Luxury investors turn from bears to bulls amid sector deceleration.
Today in mobile marketing – Seventy-five percent of internet use in 2017 will be mobile: report; What's on your ballot? Facebook will show you; Jony Ive talks about putting the Apple "touch" on the MacBook Pro; Amazon comes up short on profits, focusing on warehouses and movies.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Mobile pay competition intensifies, as Kohl’s Pay instantly triumphs; Dunkin Donuts embraces messaging, lets users buy and send gifts through iMessage.
Last week, Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine, a development that triggered a firestorm on its own platform in no small part due to surprise from marketers, who drew lessons from its rise and fall.
Last week, Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine, a development that triggered a firestorm on its own platform in no small part due to surprise from marketers, who drew lessons from its rise and fall.
Last week, Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine, a development that triggered a firestorm on its own platform in no small part due to surprise from marketers, who drew lessons from its rise and fall.
Hundreds of publishers including The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have signed on with Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages platform to serve up hyper-speedy mobile versions of their stories, but the verdict on the effort's revenue-worthines...
Hundreds of publishers including The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal have signed on with Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages platform to serve up hyper-speedy mobile versions of their stories, but the verdict on the effort's revenue-worthines...