Maytag and Mondelez International are among brand marketers upping the ante in the chase for direct-to-consumer sales as mobile disrupts the traditional model of selling solely to wholesalers and retailers.
Luxury Daily today - Bergdorf Goodman puts The Cut readers in a summer state of mind; Brands sharpen ties between luxury, cinema for Cannes Film Festival.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Distinction between online, offline blurs for shoppers, but not retailers: report; Forever 21 uniquely drives sales through consumer-generated outfit gallery.
Starting later this year, customers will be able to access Hulu shows through an AT&T app on their mobile phones, as well as through an AT&T website for Internet viewing, the companies said. The two are also exploring the possibility of bringin...
Starting later this year, customers will be able to access Hulu shows through an AT&T app on their mobile phones, as well as through an AT&T website for Internet viewing, the companies said. The two are also exploring the possibility of bringin...
As media companies increasingly want to publish their articles, videos and graphics directly to social networks and mobile apps like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, they are looking to hire platform editors to guide how best to carry out social and m...
As media companies increasingly want to publish their articles, videos and graphics directly to social networks and mobile apps like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, they are looking to hire platform editors to guide how best to carry out social and m...
Although it's been reported that AOL is in talks to sell its flagship media brands including the Huffington Post to German media conglomerate Axel Springer, not everyone is certain if a sale of AOL’s owned sites is a good idea .Ray Wang, founde...
Although it's been reported that AOL is in talks to sell its flagship media brands including the Huffington Post to German media conglomerate Axel Springer, not everyone is certain if a sale of AOL’s owned sites is a good idea .Ray Wang, founde...
In a memo Tuesday, AOL head Tim Armstrong, said the future of nearly all media, and consequently the future of nearly all advertising, he said, is about our phones. “If there is one key to our journey to building the largest digital media...