NEW YORK - A projected surge in global mobile advertising spending that is well above previous estimates will challenge marketers to look for missed opportunities, according to participants at the Mobile Marketing Association’s SM2 Innovation Summit.
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Today in mobile marketing - Facebook relaunches Atlas for marketers to serve targeted ads across multiple devices; Google searches for right note in online music business; Twitter is for liberals; Pinterest is for conservatives; Walmart names Instagram...