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Luxury brands preserve tradition of stationery through digital, physical approach

By | December 23rd, 2014|Mobile|

Luxury houses have been tasked with the responsibility of preserving tradition, whether it is craftsmanship or white-glove service. Now, brands are extending their role of conservator to uphold handwritten correspondence.

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Mobile Minutes: Twitter app adds analytics; Messaging app and Sony hack; Facebook ads spur donations; Ebola info app

By | December 23rd, 2014|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - Twitter adds analytics to iOS app; Capitalizing on the Sony hack, a secret messaging app is pitching Hollywood; Facebook says experiments prove ads on its site can spur donations; ITU launches Ebola-info-sharing mobile app.

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Mobile Minutes: Starbucks, Square part ways; BlackBerry’s self-destructing phone; Less Instagram users; Fitbit’s IPO

By | December 22nd, 2014|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - This is why Square is going to miss Starbucks — a lot; BlackBerry works with Boeing on phone that self-destructs; Instagram users finding they’re less popular than thought; Fitbit said to plan 2015 initial offering led by Morgan Stanley.

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Top 10 Location-Based Mobile Campaigns

By | December 22nd, 2014|Mobile|

Over the course of 2014, the use of geo-data, geo-fences, beacons, ultrasound, even LED lighting and magnetic positioning systems, have coalesced around geo-targeting consumers both outside and inside store locations. This year showed these tools more ...

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Mobile Minutes: Line buys Microsoft’s MixRadio; T-Mobile’s rollover data; Cheap fitness trackers; Santa apps

By | December 21st, 2014|Mobile|

Today in mobile marketing - Naver’s Line messaging app to buy Microsoft’s MixRadio; Retro again? T-Mobile brings 'rollover' to data in yet another shot at rivals; Movo Wave: Cheap fitness tracker aims to shake up crowded market; Santa apps bring fun and order to the holiday season.

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