Facebook and Google are tightening their grip on mobile advertising, Deepa Seetharaman reports, with Facebook posting a 39% increase in revenue, three-quarters of which came from mobile. Together, the two companies will capture more than half of the $6...
Facebook surpassed market expectations on all fronts Wednesday with its second quarter earnings, Barbara Ortutay reports, growing its profit, revenue and user base. Monthly users climbed 13% to 1.49 billion globally, with 844 million active on mobile d...
Facebook tapped into an additional $1 billion in ad revenue during the second quarter compared to a year ago, with mobile’s percentage topping 75 percent for the first time as big brands followed consumers to where they are increasingly spending their time.
Today in mobile marketing – T-Mobile to take No. 3 slot from Sprint: analysts; Windows 10 marks turnaround moment for Microsoft; Yelp cuts revenue guidance, chairman to step down; Mom-and-pop shop? There's an app for that.
Luxury Daily today - Fashion brands increase Instagram interactions by 77pc: L2; Ralph Lauren boasts widest ecommerce product selection: report.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Subway catches up with mobile ordering blitz via PayPal collaboration; The Cheesecake Factory snacks on mobile payments with app pilot.
Breaking News' Cory Bergman presents a litany of woes about mobile media's disruptive effects on all legacy media. Some highlights: websites are in behavioral decline; faster, better and easier always win; everyone is a frenemy and things are going to ...
Following months of reports that advertisers have been abandoning Twitter, the microblogging platform surprised yesterday with better-than-expected earnings and advertising revenue, sending its shares higher in after-hours trading.