by Steve Smith on Feb 25, 6:31 PM
At this week's Programmatic Insider Summit, the exchange between AdBlock Plus and a room full of digital advertising professionals was terse, candid and predictably one-sided.
by Gavin O'Malley on Feb 23, 5:26 PM
The mobile sector should swell from $35 billion this year to $48 billion by 2020, according to a fresh forecast from tech advisory firm Digi-Capital. If accurate, that means mobile's share of the overall gaming market will increase from 39% this year to 42% by 2020 -- representing an 8% compound annual growth rate.
by Ben Frederick on Feb 18, 2:35 PM
According to a survey from mobile location firm Retale, 60% of clicks on mobile banner ads are mistakes. Users most often encounter banner ads when checking the news (65%), using social media (50%), playing games (47%), watching videos (45%) and listening to music (45%).
by Erik Sass on Feb 16, 9:00 AM
After decidedly mixed reviews when it debuted last year, Facebook's Instant Articles publishing platform is winning over publishers with new options that make it easier to monetize their content.
by April Mullen on Feb 11, 7:42 AM
In 2016, a larger percentage of email opens will take place on a mobile device than on a desktop, according to predictions. What does this mean for email marketers? It's time to put forth a better experience. Here are five awesome ways to enhance the customer email experience on mobile phones.
by Steve Smith on Feb 8, 9:09 AM
Like our politics this year, the advertising around Super Bowl 50 may be sad indications of institutional decline - just how detached the rituals have become from their original purpose.
by Jess Nelson on Feb 4, 1:11 PM
Several design changes will likely transform the iOS user experience when the iPhone 7 is released in the fall, but email will continue to dominate smartphone use.
by Melinda Krueger on Feb 2, 9:09 AM
A recent study by Experian found that those who subscribe to both email and SMS were four times more likely to transact with a particular brand than subscribers to email alone. This is somewhat a self-fulfilling prophecy; your super fans are more likely to engage via multiple channels.
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