How a year in the life of mobile can equal a lifetime
It has only been a few short weeks since you have brought home your twinkling little wonder and already it is doing things – great things – that surprise you.
It has only been a few short weeks since you have brought home your twinkling little wonder and already it is doing things – great things – that surprise you.
Neiman Marcus Group is looking to establish itself as a major international luxury brand by expanding to the Asian market with a new online shopping and editorial site later this year.
Watchmaker Rolex is using mobile to flaunt new products with the introduction of its 2012 collection via an iPad catalog complete with videos, images and interactive components.
The Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto is honoring its soon-to-be closed original location and marketing its new property with a memory book Facebook application in which previous guests can memorize the 35-year-old property.
Condé Nast’s Vogue is enticing spring beauty and fashion purchases with advertisers and editorial in its April issue and is doing so by mixing high-end and mainstream marketers to appeal to a wider audience.
The New York Palace is creating a unique venue for luxury consumers through a partnership with Lindt & Sprungli chocolatiers focused on providing a limited-time experience for springtime.
Garden Court Hotel is reaching out to brainy affluent consumers through its Geek Chic package, a promotion that combines tech-centric sightseeing and experiences in and around its Palo Alto, CA, property.
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