Today in mobile marketing - Why the U.S. lags the world in mobile payments; Samsung hopes third time’s the charm for Tizen; Some consumers say Apple is losing its 'cool' factor; For travelers with phones, T-Mobile is best bet, home and abroad.
New research being released today shows that marketers risk a 313 percent drop in application use when more than one beacon message is delivered per location.
According to Mary Meeker's "2014 Internet Trends" report, mobile advertising represents a $30 billion opportunity in the U.S. alone, reports Scott Meeker, but mobile ad spend has lagged because of issues relating to tracking and measurability.&nbs...
Luxury Daily today - Hasselblad creates mobile showroom via product catalog app; What impact will Russian politics have on the fashion industry?
Today in mobile marketing - Yelp settles U.S. suit over collecting data on children; Bango and Amazon win German mobile app deal; Apple hiring manager to handle China government data requests; As Apple Pay hits, Visa signals hopes to be mobile payment ...
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Lesser-known social networks offer holiday marketing opportunities for retailers; Tesco tests mobile payment service for easier grocery shopping.
Registration is open for the Mobile Women to Watch 2015 Summit New York on Tuesday, Nov. 4 featuring speakers from Walgreens, Starwood Hotels, Conde Nast, USA Today, Eli Lilly, Earth's Best, Scripps Networks and AutoTrader as well as honoring 25 women ...
The Economist has introduced new mobile advertising analytics that focus on user attention to measure campaign success as the call grows louder for measurement standards addressing the unique qualities of smartphone engagement better than impressions s...
Web-based TV production in Los Angeles has surged 353% from 2008 to 2013, according to a report by FilmL.A. Inc., which tracks film permits for the city and county. Web-based shows now account for as many production days in L.A. as sitcoms. Richard Ver...