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Periscope Is Still Beating Meerkat

By | April 3rd, 2015|Mobile|

In case you've got any money down on this race or are thinking about adopting one or the other of these live streaming video apps for your newsroom, Periscope is still racing ahead of Meerkat. Dan Frommer charts Periscope's spike, and now its narrowing...

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Mobile Minutes: IPhones and wireless charging; IBM’s app partnership; Internet on smartphones; Yik Yak and photos

By | April 2nd, 2015|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - Apple's next iPhone to have wireless charging; IBM forges mobile app partnership with China Telecom; For 7% of Americans, smartphone is only link to Internet; Yik Yak is testing a photo feature. What could go wrong?

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NYT Now App Revamping, Becoming Free

By | April 2nd, 2015|Mobile|

NYT Now, The New York Times' troubled, slimmed down news app, will get an overhaul to its functionality and become free to users, Joe Pompeo reports. The Times' main news app will get "a more vibrant look and feel" itself in the coming weeks, though us...

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Why brands should roll out promoted hashtags with organic twists

By | April 1st, 2015|Mobile|

As large and small brands alike fight for domination of social media applications such as Twitter, marketers should focus on dispersing new content via promoted hashtags that feature organic messages and authentic consumer reactions to keep buzz trendi...

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