- Mobile Marketing Daily - Friday, Oct. 2, 2015
- Colbert Endorses Himself -- And Snapchat's Sponsored Lenses
- Twitter Drives High Retention Rates on Android App Installs
- Targeted Advertising in the Shower
- Facebook Debuts Mobile-Friendly Feature, Video Integration
- Online Video Advertising Isn't Just Like TV
- Bojangles' Campaign Debuts 'Bomoji' App
- Driving Mobile 'With Dynamic Creative'
- Korn Fans Gain Intimate Connection, Exclusive Concert Footage Through Mobile Campaign
- Yahoo Makes Charitable Donation For Mobile Searches In October
- Target, Kohl's Upping Their Digital Game
- Marketers Lack Confidence With Personalisation, Particularly Mobile
- 'NYT' Puts Ad Blockers To The Test
- Ad Blockers Improve Load Times, Cut Down On Data Consumption
- Mobile Marketing Daily - Thursday, Oct. 1, 2015
- Dorsey As Twitter's CEO Will Bring Appearance Of Stability
- Colle+McVoy Creates Handshake Tester For Those Attending Advertising Week
- People-Rating Service Peeple Readies Launch
- Mobile Payments vs. the New Chip Credit Cards
- Trust In Advertising Is Unchanged, Word Of Mouth Gets Best Results
- Have iOS Ad Blockers Run Their Course?
- Any Screen Suitable For Any Content
- Twitter Expands eCommerce Efforts
- Foursquare, OpenTable Make Reservations Easier
- Trust Vs. Action: Both Valuable To Search Marketers
- Donky Segments Audiences, Drill Deeper Into Granular Data
- tenthavenue, Ozonetel Team To Strengthen Electra In Developing Markets
- Starbucks Launches Mobile Ordering