Today in mobile marketing - Marissa Mayer: Yahoo's mobile ads are finally 'meaningful,' may top $1.2 Billion in 2014; Google brings Songza’s Concierge to all access music service; Apple Pay: Seamless in stores, but quirky online; Google's Glass gets new workplace partners.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Urban Outfitters tackles thorny in-app product search challenge; Target’s wish list app brings holiday tradition into mobile era.
Historic Buena Park, CA amusement park Knott’s Berry Farm is drumming up interest for its fall transformation into Knott’s Scary Farm with an integrated mobile marketing program that has resulted in 31,013 engagements and 2,344 site visits so far.
Americans continue to prefer free, ad-supported mobile applications to those that cost money, pointing to how app developers are struggling to build a sustainable revenue flow from apps, according to a new survey conducted by Zogby Analytics and commis...
Twitter unveiled Fabric on Wednesday, a new developer toolkit with software products to better build third-party mobile apps. The offering marks Twitter’s first major step toward competing with companies like Facebook, Google and Amazon to suppor...
Podium, a new app from E.W. Scripps, allows users to follow congressional leaders based on their geography or specific topics and connect with politicians to express their opinions through Facebook, Twitter, email or phone.
The new iPad-only magazine from the Postmedia-owned newspaper will appear on Apple's Newsstand every Monday through Friday at 6 p.m. Subscriptions will be free for readers of the English-language newspaper.
Luxury Daily today - Lexus International creates VIP screening through locked Twitter; Mulberry provides online delivery options to pull together consumer journey.