Mobile Commerce Daily today - Gilt's in-store debut gets positive response following full-bodied introduction; RetailMeNot's future lies in data-based decisions for content-driven commerce.
CJ&N President John Altenbern: Research shows that the battle for real estate on mobile phones is tightening. You don’t want your station’s app to be one of those that doesn’t get used — or worse yet, is deleted. In the...
CJ&N President John Altenbern: Research shows that the battle for real estate on mobile phones is tightening. You don’t want your station’s app to be one of those that doesn’t get used — or worse yet, is deleted. In the...
Luxury Daily - Harper’s Bazaar steps inside Les Parfumes Louis Vuitton for consumer introduction; Chinese affluent rank healthcare ahead of finances among top concerns: report.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Wendy’s revitalizes selfie contests with MLB streaming subscription incentive; Chick-fil-A nourishes mobile ordering with in-app map features.
Today in mobile marketing – Ex-Rovio CEO hired to bring Nokia phones back to market; Is Google replacing Chrome OS, Android with Fuchsia?; EU plans to extend some telecom rules to Web-based providers; GM won't comment on report of move to buy Lyft.
Marketers need to make branding a strategic priority in their programmatic buying programs to address how storytelling today is cross-channel, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
Marketers need to make branding a strategic priority in their programmatic buying programs to address how storytelling today is cross-channel, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
Today in mobile marketing – Ex-Rovio CEO hired to bring Nokia phones back to market; Is Google replacing Chrome OS, Android with Fuchsia?; EU plans to extend some telecom rules to Web-based providers; GM won't comment on report of move to buy Lyft.
Today in mobile marketing – Ex-Rovio CEO hired to bring Nokia phones back to market; Is Google replacing Chrome OS, Android with Fuchsia?; EU plans to extend some telecom rules to Web-based providers; GM won't comment on report of move to buy Lyft.