EBay struggles with translating mobile might offline – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - EBay struggles with translating mobile might offline; Lord & Taylor, Hudson’s Bay drive mcommerce sales from print circulars.
Audi unifies consumer journey through dealership app – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - Audi unifies consumer journey through dealership app; Gucci screens documentary at couture fashion week to reach niche audience.
8 Good Questions With Clay Christensen
Clay Christensen weighs in on new investors in the news industry, mobile technology, the job to be done for news and more. "Disruption doesn’t care, it will always come at you. It allows you to take action. But if you think gravity works on ever...
CNN Ed.: Web Vs. Apps Debate ‘Red Herring’
Meredith Artley, managing editor of CNN Digital, on apps and the mobile Web: "One month, [apps are] dead, they're hard, they're expensive, you have to get approval, they're closed off. ... Then the next month you hear they take advantage of the mobil...
Facebook Tests Ads In Outside Mobile Apps
The social network is testing an ad network that would deliver deliver advertisements to mobile applications outside of its own.
Mobile Minutes: VMware, CNN, Yahoo, Motorola
Today in mobile marketing - VMware buys mobile security firm for $1.54 billion; As CNN mobile traffic hits 40pc, editor calls Web vs. apps debate "red herring;" Yahoo buys mobile marketing company Sparq; Motorola aiming to launch ultra-affordable $50 s...
Text-to-give upheaval threatens to rewrite mobile fundraising – Mobile Commerce Daily
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Text-to-give upheaval threatens to rewrite mobile fundraising; Wells Fargo tests voice command for easier mobile banking.
David Yurman creates crowdsourced app for Valentine’s Day – Luxury Daily
Luxury Daily today - David Yurman creates crowdsourced app for Valentine’s Day; Population of ultra-wealthy Chinese to surpass Japanese by 2026: report.
Growth rate in mobile ad spending to slow: Gartner
Despite predictions that the growth rate for mobile ad spending worldwide will slow over the next few years, research firm Gartner still expects the global mobile ad market to reach $18 billion in 2014, up from $13.1 billion last year, and $41.9 billio...