Today in mobile marketing – Clinton rolls out wide-ranging technology agenda; China orders mobile app stores, providers to monitor users; Line, biggest tech IPO of the year, struggles to show its growth plan can work; Americans are watching less traditional TV as smartphone media usage booms.
Today in mobile marketing – Clinton rolls out wide-ranging technology agenda; China orders mobile app stores, providers to monitor users; Line, biggest tech IPO of the year, struggles to show its growth plan can work; Americans are watching less traditional TV as smartphone media usage booms.
Luxury Daily today - JetSmarter expands shuttle service with transatlantic route; Selfridges salutes Shakespeare’s work with contemporary update.
Mobile Commerce Daily today - Walgreens pushes for in-app coupon convenience, adds deals to product pages; American Eagle Outfitters focuses on image recognition in search bar.
The grant is meant to rebuild Poynter's News University, and it will be used to build a more mobile-friendly version of the platform, Benjamin Mullin reports. The 11-year-old program has already trained 370,000 people.
The grant is meant to rebuild Poynter's News University, and it will be used to build a more mobile-friendly version of the platform, Benjamin Mullin reports. The 11-year-old program has already trained 370,000 people.
In the wake of Britain’s historic vote to exit the European Union, some companies could put less effort into innovating customer experiences as they are forced to focus more on moving products across borders, according to a Forrester Research analyst.
Marketers have quickly adopted chatbots to better serve customers in a personalized interactive manner, and it is proving to be beneficial with one in three users engaging with financial services through chat applications, according to a report release...