From Islands To Ecosystem: Connecting Social, Digital + Mobile
From Web And Desktop To Anytime, Anywhere. In the early stages of digital, businesses first dipped their toe on the Web by launching brochure like Websites which had to be located initially through a...
View ArticleHey Internet Providers: Data Wants to Be Free, Too!
Last summer, the fastest way to spend $50 in America was to fill up at the pump. This summer, the fastest way to blow through $50 might be streaming videos and music from the Web to your smart phone....
View ArticleShould We Build a Mobile App, or a Mobile Website?
by Rick BurgessAs we all know the web is constantly changing, new platforms seem to launch every day, and new development techniques are being touted as the future of live as we know it most weeks.One...
View ArticleJakob Nielsen Dissects the Olympics Web and iPad Designs
I regularly feature Mr Nielsen’s opinions. He really does know what he is talking about and he writes in an engaging and direct manner. So what does he think about the Olympics? Read it here.read more
View ArticleThe Future Isn't About Mobile; It's About Mobility
Originally posted on the Harvard Business Review While the globe grapples with uncertain economic realities, "mobile" appears to be gold.Facebook is expected to announce their uniquely targeted mobile...
View ArticleGoogle SearchFirestarters 2: The Mobile Future
Last week saw the great and the good of the Search Marketing world (and a number of interested generalists) come together for the second in our spin off series of SearchFirestarters events, this one on...
View ArticleHow Mobile Apps Keep Shoppers’ Footprint Local
Today, many are touting the benefits of buying locally produced products because — all else being equal — these products have less of an environmental footprint because they travel shorter distances to...
View ArticleThe Attention Economy Is Now the Location Economy
It's not all unicorns and rainbows in Silicon Valley these days. Already, voices are starting to grumble that it is The End of the Beginning for Silicon Valley, that Startups Are Boring, and that...
View ArticleHow Mobile Apps Keep Shoppers’ Footprint Local
Today, many are touting the benefits of buying locally produced products because — all else being equal — these products have less of an environmental footprint because they travel shorter distances to...
View ArticleInstagram Beats Twitter in Daily Mobile Users. Engagement Significantly Higher
Showcasing the growth of the so-called visual web, Comscore (vla All Things D) today came out with figures to show that, in the US at least, Instagram had 7.3 million daily active users (DAUs) beating...
View ArticleAll You Want to Know About the Australian Mobile Industry
A good report about the Australian mobile phone industry. You will need to click on the image, but it shows the demographic profile of the survey audience since the first study in 2005. Interesting to...
View ArticleThe Real Mobile Opportunity
I was on a podcast panel a few weeks ago and we got to debate whether coupons were the killer app for mobile marketing. I said I didn’t think so, though the idea is certainly valid and lucrative The...
View Article2.7 billion mobile cameras to ship by 2018 - what this means for brands
Recently I posted about global digital camera shipments out of Japan decreasing by 40%+ - 48% when it comes to entry level cameras.The reason is of course the increased use of smartphones as people’s...
View ArticlePlanning for Patterns
One of the interesting aspects emerging around multiplatform approaches to content is the dissemblance in device consumption patterns. Differences occur in not just how people use different devices to...
View ArticleJapan Goes Age-Friendly in Pursuit of Older Mobile Phone Customers
Really interesting blog posting from Kim Walker, via his contacts in Japan, about ways to improve the sale of smartphone products to older people.read more
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