The future's bright, the future's useful
05 Mar 2013
Problem-solving, rather than novelty, innovations were the order of the day at Mobile World Congress 2013. By James Connelly.
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The Twitter and Publicis Groupe partnership suggests a renewed focus on live marketing. By Arif Durrani.
Problem-solving, rather than novelty, innovations were the order of the day at Mobile World Congress 2013. By James Connelly.
Marketers must prepare for stricter regulations covering data privacy following the publication of draft reforms.
As three networks join forces on mobile marketing proposition Weve, how will brands make use of available data, and will consumers be open to targeted messaging?
The globe's biggest mobile trade event always throws a fascinating light on the next big things. George Nimeh reports this year's key emerging trends from Barcelona.
The mobile handset manufacturer, once the market leader, is pouring fresh investment into its marketing in a drive to gain a foothold in the smartphone market.
The annual technology showcase is the place to spot the potential of recent tech developments. William Lidstone shares this year's highlights.
AKQA is far from the 'sweat shop' label that it has been given, its founder, Ajaz Khowaj Quoram Ahmed, says.
This time, not everyone is swallowing the hyperbole.
LONDON - Consumers are not responding to the recession in a uniform manner - research reveals what brands really need to know about the downturn