Today in mobile marketing - Isis mobile wallet rebrands to distance itself from militant group ISIS; Rivals wary of Comcast's mobile-ad prowess; Hundreds ticketed in error despite using ParkChicago app; Post Office launches mobile phone network through...
Hearst Magazines Digital Media today unveiled a new publishing platform with the introduction of a redesigned Cosmopolitan.com. “We’ve moved quickly to activate our ‘months to moments’ strategy, developing an infr...
Nearly 9 in 10 large tablet owners also use smartphones according to the latest mobile media survey from the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute. Only 4 in 10 smartphone owners said they also used large tablets. This difference, writes Roger F...
Over half of smartphone and tablet owners are toting devices purchased within the past year, based on March 2014 survey results from B2X Care Solutions and Motorola. According to the study, 57% of respondents who owned a smartphone had purchased it wit...
Mobile advertising is set to take off in a major way over the coming months, and by year’s end it will be the No. 3 form of advertising, surpassing print, radio and out of home. That’s pretty impressive for a format that did not even exist ...
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Pizza Hut enlists Ninja Turtles, augmented reality to reintroduce Cheesy Bites; PayPal report cites security fears in resistance to mobile payments.
Today in luxury marketing: Patek Philippe uses minimalism in mobile ad to showcase history; Christian Louboutin hypes beauty line with Web site takeover.
Today in mobile marketing - Travelers bound for U.S. asked to turn on mobile devices; YouTube partners with Indian carrier to offer pre-paid mobile streaming from just $0.15; Biff, bang, pow: can cartoons help chat apps bank profits?; How working on mu...
Transaction-driven sites such as Amazon and PayPal are increasingly embracing adaptive design in order to deliver their sites on mobile up to 40 percent faster than if they used responsive Web design.
Nielsen’s U.S. music report on the first half of 2014 shows digital music consumption in the U.S. rapidly shifting from downloads to streaming, reports Josh Constine, On-demand streaming was up 42% over the first half of 2013, racking up 70 ...