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Advertisers Begin to Look Beyond Facebook and Twitter – eMarketer
via emarketer.com Media buying is becoming more social. As owned, earned, shared and paid continue to intersect, how much longer will divisions between agency “types” continue to be relevant? Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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Live traffic information for 13 European countries – Official Google Mobile Blog
via googlemobile.blogspot.com The next step from real-time traffic routing and live info is, of course, the self-driving car. Not sure if I’m excited or scared… Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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Growth of Social Platforms – 360 Digital Influence
via blog.ogilvypr.com Are we watching Google change the world again? Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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Dwolla’s social payments surpass $1mm per day – TNW Insider
via thenextweb.com I’m not sure how bullish I am on social payment systems but the growth curve of Dwolla is certainly making a case for them… Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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July 19th, 2011 |
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Nokia’s Sea Ray Windows Phone 7.5 prototype emerges – The Next Web
via thenextweb.com The mobile wars are just getting warmed up – here comes Microsoft… Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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Advertisers Work to Integrate Mobile into Cross-Platform Campaigns – eMarketer
via emarketer.com Cross-platform storytelling is more and more critical as media continues to fragment. Good to see this adoption. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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July 12th, 2011 |
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Big Media Thinks Its Future Is in Your Phone – AllThingsD
Big media companies have never been comfortable with the Web: It’s sprawling, messy, hard to corral and even harder to turn into a profit center. But many of those same companies tend be much more optimistic about smartphones: The platforms seem manageable and finite, and consumers seem willing to pay for stuff on an iPhone or Android that they’d never shell out for on their laptops. I think that conventional wisdom is overblown — more wishful than realistic. Still, it’s the conventional wisdom among many media executives I talk to. Here’s a nice...
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US Social Gaming Revenues to Pass $1 Billion This Year – The eMarketer Blog
via emarketer.com This will become even more powerful as social games become increasingly mobile. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...
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The Future of Mobile Payments [INFOGRAPHIC] – Mashable
via mashable.com Cannot wait to ditch the wallet. It’s coming…. Tweet this! Or... Facebook...Andrew Lane is storyteller, a business person, an entrepreneur and an educator focused in the digital content space. Key specialties include the creation, financing and monetization of digital content, branded content, mobile, tablet and social media. The opinions expressed here are my own and not those of Weber Shandwick Canada.
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