Think BR: What next for the mobile ad market?
28 Feb 2012 | by Andrew French
How will the market react to Google's recent changes to its AdMob platform, asks Andrew French, trading director, Somo.
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Fujitsu will put a "significant investment" into its marketing for the launch of its mobile proposition in Europe, as it moves to show it is in it for the long term and looking for sustainable growth.
How will the market react to Google's recent changes to its AdMob platform, asks Andrew French, trading director, Somo.
Apple's central role in mobile has been challenged this week, with Facebook, HTC, Sony, Samsung and Nokia among the brands taking aim at the company at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
EBay has used the Mobile World Congress to dial up its emphasis on frictionless mobile commerce solutions, including a new partnership with Three.co.uk.
Sony Mobile will significantly increase marketing spend in 2012 to support the launch of the Sony Xperia smartphone range, planning its largest brand investment in years.
T-Mobile, O2 and Vodafone's Facebook sites have been inundated with hundreds of comments asking them to pull their advertising support of News International's new Sunday edition of The Sun.
Google is planning to replace Motorola Mobility chief executive Sanjay Jha with its own Dennis Woodside, who was formerly UK president of Google Americas after a spell in the UK, according to reports.
Almost two thirds of Brits (64%) said mobile phones were the most unacceptable device on which to receive unwanted advertising, according to research by YouGov.
The business start-up GetTaxi, which aims to make the ordering of licensed London black taxis safer as well as easier, has called in PR support to connect with consumers.