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MWC 2022 was a prototype really, a post-covid test of the fidelity and fragility of in-person mega-events. This year, however, was ‘proper’, with attendee numbers back near 90,000 and barely a mask in sight – but how did AI feature this year, and what did we learn about the future of AI and mobile interactivity, from a brand experience perspective?
MWC 2022 was a prototype really, a post-covid test of the fidelity and fragility of in-person mega-events. This year, however, was ‘proper’, with attendee numbers back near 90,000 and barely a mask in sight – but how did AI feature this year, and what did we learn about the future of AI and mobile interactivity, from a brand experience perspective?
In an effort to understand what is behind the growth of non-game apps over the past year, AppLovin noticed some key similarities between the ad tech strategies used by both counterparts to reach new audiences. What we found is that with the help of the right ad partner, there is vast potential for mobile marketers to successfully scale their app – whatever the vertical focus.
When it comes to smartphones and digital devices blanket stereotypes are too often assigned to entire generations. For Gen Z, who have grown up with smartphones, there is a perception that they are hooked on their personal devices, forever heads down in the latest social media trend.
A research study called The Point of Search”, commissioned by Clear Channel UK, Global, JC Decaux UK and Posterscope, has revealed that mobile searches conducted out of home are much more diverse and 38% more likely to lead to a purchase compared with mobile searches conducted at home.
By Alexandre Pham, VP EMEA,
SMS has always been an efficient and cost effective way of connecting with customers and most recently it has seen renewed interest as a method of communication
Conversational intelligence and unified recording platform Dubber has reached an agreement to offer recording and AI services directly from Vodafone mobile networks, initially in the UK and Germany.
Amid tightening restrictions on the targeting, tracking and measurement of digital ads, what role will mobile play in the future of digital marketing? Is a Chinese-style ‘Super App’ likely to emerge in the UK? What trends should mobile advertisers be monitoring in 2022?
New Digital Age (NDA) recently gathered a panel of industry experts to discuss this question in detail and provide an up-to-date snapshot of the mobile marketing ecosystem.
According to the numbers presented by SafebettingSites.com, companies will spend 19% more money per internet user on mobile social media in 2022…
Chinese smartdevice giant OPPO is to partner with UEFA across different UEFA competitions, including the UEFA Champions League, for the next two seasons.
Following this year’s Cannes Lions festival, NDA takes a look at the biggest themes and insights uncovered, in a series of video interviews with industry leaders taking part in the event.
American Express has launched ‘American Express Summer Drop’, a virtual game that gives people the chance to win tickets to a range of sought-after events from the American Express® Experiences programme or vouchers from a range of American Express retail partners…
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