Barneys releases iPad-only app to create immersive digital experience – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Barneys releases iPad-only app to create immersive digital experience; Valentino blends past with present through customizable collection.
Tribeca Film Festival loads up on iBeacons for event information
New York’s Tribeca Film Festival is placing beacons around venues and in high-traffic areas of the city to keep film festival attendees up to date on event happenings this year.
Why U.S. Carriers Struggle With Mobile Ads
The top three U.S. telecom carriers have begun operations to tap their user data pools for advertisers, but Telefónica, the Spanish telecom, beat them last week when it teamed with Blackstone to buy the technology behind MobClix. Mark Berge...
Court To Hear Aereo Case Tuesday
Tuesday is the day the Supreme Court will hear American Broadcasting Companies v. Aereo. David Carr writes about why the court decision expected this summer will determine whether Aereo becomes a blip on the screen of television history ...
Court To Hear Aereo Case Today
Today is the day the Supreme Court will hear American Broadcasting Companies v. Aereo. David Carr writes about why the court decision expected this summer will determine whether Aereo becomes a blip on the screen of television history or...
Maserati diversifies content on mobile app to up engagement – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Maserati diversifies content on mobile app to up engagement; Zegna places emphasis on footwear in new styling series.
Gap prioritizes responsive Web as part of $300M digital investment – Mobile Commerce Daily
Today on Mobile Commerce Daily - Gap prioritizes responsive Web as part of $300M digital investment; Chase shakes up mobile banking with personalized app features.
Mobile Minutes: Nielsen, Pandora, Unilever, Billguard
Today in mobile marketing - Nielsen and comScore duel over mobile ad-tracking; Big labels take aim at Pandora on royalties; In India, mobile ads mean phone calls; App makes it easier to spot and dispute questionable payment transactions.
Image-heavy responsive sites drag down mobile performance: report
An analysis of 155 responsive sites finds that only 32 — or 21 percent — of sites load in four seconds or less, according to a report from Trilibis launching today.