Google’s Eddystone has opportunity to take beacon leadership from Apple
Google’s Eddystone could be a big step forward for beacons but, if Apple does not play along, this could potentially set the stage for another standards war.
The Case For The Mobile Editor
Mario Garcia says newsrooms now need a mobile editor "as a sort of traffic cop" to guide content from a tweet to all of its multimedia possibilities. The New York Times, The Guardian and the Financial Times are a number of organizations that already ha...
NYT’s ‘Summer Of Science’ Takes Lighter, Mobile Approach
The New York Times is pushing a "Summer of Science" that departs from more staid coverage "by covering stories in new ways and focusing on subjects that might not normally get attention from the science desk," writes Justin Ellis. The paper is also giv...
Mobile Minutes: Streaming music payments; Verizon teams with Vice; Apple’s profits; Nokia’s mobile return
Today in mobile marketing – Your streaming music payments are going where?; Vice shows to air on Verizon Mobile Internet TV service; Apple doesn’t sell all the phones. But it makes all the money; Nokia's return to mobile is 'complicated.’
Trussardi celebrates #ElegantlyCool aesthetic with Coca-Cola campaign – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Trussardi celebrates #ElegantlyCool aesthetic with Coca-Cola campaign; Should luxury fashion embrace 3D printing?
App engagement surpasses desktop in US: comScore
The United States, Canada and Britain are now mobile first – and increasingly mobile only - in terms of digital consumer behavior, but not all content is keeping up, according to a new report from comScore.
Are Snapchat, Facebook putting too big a focus on brands?
Snapchat and Facebook are looking to better serve marketers with recent updates that bring branded content to the top of social media feeds while still putting a focus on creating a less invasive experience for consumers.