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Do You Want Incoming-Call Ads on Your Mobile?
Your mother's calling - and there are shoes on sale. A new study released this week in the UK found that 80% of respondents said they were "happy to have
Who Needs iAd? Medialets Does Ads for Both iPhone and Android
One of the problems advertisers face when looking to launch a campaign on mobile devices is choosing which platforms to go after. Many have flocked to the iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch ecosystem
HootSuite Mobile Gets Ads with 140 Proof
While the blogosphere has been buzzing over how and when Twitter will finally roll out the full details of its anticipated ad platform, 140 Proof has put together an advertising
M.insight: A Mobile App for PR Folks, Marketers (and You Too!)
The PR Firm MWW Group has just launched a new, cross-platform mobile application designed to bring the best RSS content to those in the public relations, marketing, and advertising fields.
Why iAds Could be Bigger Than iPads
Apple unveiled the 4.0 version of the iPhone operating system yesterday and a big part of the announcement was about a new advertising platform called iAd. Apple will soon provide
Booming Mobile Ad Inventory A Detriment to Developers' Bottom Lines
Mobile ad optimizing network Smaato has released metrics from its second quarter that show the state of mobile advertising is not what many had thought. Mobile advertising inventory may be
Each Android User Will Make Google $9.85 per Year in 2012
According to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, Google could earn $1.3 billion in mobile advertising revenue in 2012, or $9.85 for each Android user. The analyst forecasted there would be
RWW Mobile Summit: What's Keeping Location-Based Ads from Taking Off?
A great discussion about opportunities for mobile startups kicked off in the first session of today's RWW Mobile Summit in Mountain View, California. The challenge was proposed to brainstorm possible
Two-Thirds of iPhone Users Now Use Location-Based Services at Least Once a Week
While services like Gowalla and Foursquare still haven't become household names outside of the early adopter market yet, the technology behind these apps is now solidly mainstream. According to a
Report: The Mobile Web is the New Hangout
According to Opera's survey of the more 11.9 million Opera Mini users in March, almost 41% of mobile traffic now goes to social networking -- up to 60% in some
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