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  • The Big Picture In 2016 Will Really Be The Small Screen
    There will be lots of predictions for the year ahead, but nothing seems to be as pivotal as recognizing how much mobile video viewing is exploding.
  • Wake Up And Smell The Apps
    If you're in the mobile game, 2016 is more about apps than ever before. Just consider the numbers. By the end of the year, the app economy is on track to reach $143 billion, according to a new report from ACT | The App Association, based on data from research2guidance, AppNation, and VisionMobile.
  • Mcommerce Positioned For Big 2016
    Coming off a breakout holiday season, mcommerce is poised for a bang-up 2016 according to a growing body of forecasts, including a new one from Bizrate Insights -- a unit of Connexity, the marketing services company formerly known to the world as Shopzilla.
  • CES Product Introductions Highlight The Blurring Of The Lines
    Some of the innovations unveiled at CES this year show that The Internet of Things is causing some of the lines to blur. The idea of one device doing one thing is often falling by the wayside. Or maybe more accurately, it's that a device designed to do one thing is now branching out into other areas. With so many connections and so many capabilities that can be baked into products and services, it's only natural that an entity can expand its products so that they begin to overlap someone else's.
  • Magazine Audiences Grow, Shift To Mobile
    The total cross-platform audience for U.S. consumer magazines, including both print and digital channels and not excluding duplicates, increased 4.1% from November 2014 to the same period in 2015. The increase was due mostly to growth in digital audiences, with mobile rapidly supplanting desktop as the digital medium of choice.
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