Magazine readers want quicker, easier access to content that doesn't make them flip through pages, eMarketer finds via research from The Association of Magazine Media. That same research found the U.S. magazine audience grew 9.3% between December 2013 ...
Luxury Daily today - Lexus looks to woo Facebook users with targeted ads; Giorgio Armani fragrance video urges women to say yes.
One of the sports fan's greatest fears is to be left behind and miss a critical moment that everyone is talking about. Justin Ellis reports on USA Today's new sports app, which is designed to address that worry, focusing only on an ever-changing collec...
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Burger King takes a bigger bite of mobile with ordering test; Visa leverages geo-location to enhance travelers’ card payment experiences.
With iPhone 6 Plus users displaying much higher-than-average data consumption rates and order values, it is clear they provide an important new targeting opportunity for mobile marketers.
Marketers should continue shifting more marketing spend to video-based messages as consumers increasingly want and expect mobile video content, according to a Citrix report.
Today in mobile marketing - Twitter acquires Niche; Android Wear gadgets not a big hit, with only 720,000 shipments in 2014; Yahoo's Marissa Mayer claims Tumblr is now fastest-growing social network over Instagram; Backpacks that pack power for mobile ...
ESPN has finally released an iPad version of its app, reports Ryan Lawler, and at the same time it's rebranding its news apps away from the "SportsCenter" brand. Design-wise, the move is a step closer to unfiying the ESPN experience across all screens ...
Today in mobile marketing - No one can stop Craigslist, but Facebook is trying again; Apple Watch app made by Dexcom will display blood glucose levels; Science says FitBit is a joke; Sidecar, a ride-hailing start-up, pushes into package delivery.