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This year, it will cost marketers and advertisers $5 million for a 30-second spot during the game. But it's what comes after those 30 seconds that makes an ad successful … Read the full story by Ben Frederick

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A majority of emails today are opened on a mobile device, but many email marketers curiously still fail to optimize their campaigns according to a report by email marketing company … Read the full story by Jess Nelson

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Despite spending a lot of bug testing time on their checkout pages, retailers often forget to apply the rigorous testing to their PayPal integrations - and it's killing conversions. Read the full story by Ben Frederick

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Motto is the latest in a series of mobile- and social-first launches and investments by Time Inc. to Millennial women. Motto's tagline is "words to live by" and the site … Read the full story by Sara Guaglione

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PubMatic announced it's been selected as a partner for China-based Tencent OMG's ad inventory outside of mainland China. Read the full story by Felicia Greiff

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After removing paid-search ads from its mobile app running on iOS devices in November 2015, Bing introduced updates for iOS and Android that focus on giving users a better experience … Read the full story by Laurie Sullivan
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Google's announcement that it will be beta-testing Real Time Ads with a select number of advertisers including website building and hosting company Wix.com during the Super Bowl is welcome news. Read the full story by Ollie Vaughan
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I was stunned to read that a new survey by the Association of National Advertisers shows that more than one third of marketers don't have a clue what the marketing-tech … Read the full story by George Simpson
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This year, we are going to see many mobile marketing technologies that used to be the express domain of Fortune 500 companies move into the mainstream. Read the full story by Ian Naylor

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Big traditional TV/media stocks took it on the chin on Friday -- somewhat worse than the market overall. Digital media companies went even lower, and so-called FANG stocks -- Facebook, … Read the full story by Wayne Friedman