Today in mobile marketing - AT&T cancels plans for in-flight Wi-Fi network; Why Facebook forced users to download a separate messenger app; NEC says smartphone technology can spot fake bling; Yo, Miami Dolphins fans: Team is first in nation to jump on trendy social app.
Luxury Daily today - Retailers struggling to connect cross-channel dots: L2; Tiffany creates product-driven winterland for gift guide context.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Walgreens’ new Android app exemplifies benefits of Lollipop for retailers; Old Navy taps SMS to drive excitement for Black Friday promotions.
eMarketer forecasts that more than 147 million people in the U.S. will use a tablet in 2014, up 11.2% from 2013 levels. The U.S. tablet audience will account for 58.5% of internet users and 46.1% of the U.S. population this year and is on track to incl...
Companies will spend $189 billion in 2017 to enable mobile services, fueling a technology and spending arms race that will leave many companies vulnerable, according to Forrester Research.
Registration is open for the fourth annual Mobile FirstLook: Strategy 2015 conference Jan. 14-15 featuring speakers from Coca-Cola, GE, Time, Forrester, HSN, Twitter, New York Times, Deloitte, eBay's StubHub, GrubHub, Mindshare, DigitasHealth and Silve...
Mobile Commerce Daily today - How Macy’s combines fashion, mobile technology to target younger shoppers; New Seasons Market leverages iBeacons for customized in-store checkout.
Mercedes-Benz, Target and Air Canada are some of the top brands teaming up with Instagram to bring sponsored advertisements to Canadian consumers after the social media application rolled out in-stream advertisements in the United States, United Kingdo...
Disney, Red Bull and Mini Cooper are among brands building engagement by leveraging Coub, the video re-mixing site and application which allows users to create and share looping videos up to 10 seconds long.