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A lot of iPhone users and mobile marketers were certainly disappointed with the longer-than expected wait for MMS service to become available for their beloved handset through AT&T.
But, until...
It’s been a long time coming, but print publishers are finally embracing new mobile technology and devices and preparing themselves for the quickly growing digital market.  New surveys...
In a somewhat surprising move, rumors are circulating that AOL will slowly start shutting down its mobile advertising networks and begin letting its current contractual agreements expire....
Vodafone is making a lot of press in mobile this week. Today’s news is all abuzz with Vodafone’s new social internet service dubbed “Vodafone 360″ that looks a little like Nokia’s...
I recently saw this great interview over at Advertising Age with brand editor Matt Bean of Men’s Health, who is in charge of the publisher’s three paid iPhone apps that have, as a group, so far...
There seems to be a constant debate as to when the so-called “year of mobile” will come about, or when mobile marketing and advertising will finally make the breakthrough to the masses. One mobile ad network in particular thinks the year of mobile...
It’s not what you would expect from men’s entertainment magazine, Playboy.
The iconic publication is finally dangling its feet into mobile waters with a new iPhone application that is subtle if not downright boring – at least in terms of the...
There’s a lot of buzz in the blogosphere about the upcoming Google Nexus One smartphone. While nothing is to be sure yet, rumors have it that the phone will appear on T-Mobile sometime soon, and that the phone may have more to do with advertising than...
It’s always amazed me that carriers, who know more about mobile consumers than anyone, have been the slowest to adopt mobile marketing and advertising. While there’s some undeniable barriers carriers must overcome, third-party providers are already...
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that South Korean operator SK Telecom is moving forward with a $343 million proposal to acquire a minority stake (49%) in Hana Financial Group’s credit card unit. If finalized, the partnership could engender a host...
