Future of mobile Internet is through social networks
The ongoing mobile turf war between Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia and BlackBerry may change completely with the entry of a new player who will redefine the mobile Internet’s most potent use.
The ongoing mobile turf war between Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia and BlackBerry may change completely with the entry of a new player who will redefine the mobile Internet’s most potent use.
As one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year, Super Bowl XLV is already creating an opportunity for brands to be innovative and team-spirited through sweepstakes, promotions, advertisements and products.
As part of its ongoing commitment to its fashion-savvy cardmembers, American Express is giving affluent customers unique access to various experiences during Mercedes-Benz Fashion week.
A study from Gartner predicts that revenue from application stores worldwide will surpass $15 billion in 2011 with an estimated 17.7 billion downloads.
Prestige automaker Lexus has strengthened its commitment and relationship to the game of golf by extending its ongoing partnership with the United States Golf Association.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts’ upscale chain, the Aloft brand, is expanding its reach with the launch of its first hotel in Miami.
Lamborghini is taking advantage of the iPad’s unique and vivid canvas by displaying the brand’s famous cars in a variety of angles and frames in a new application, Zero to 60.
Today in luxury marketing – Mercedes-Benz eyes No. 1 spot in luxury market; Donatella Versace dubs Mad Men start January Jones the most glamorous actress of our time; Clarins set to launch first Swarovski fragrance.
Luxury brands such as Cartier, Valentino, Dolce & Gabbana and Michael Kors are using Vogue’s commerce-enabled Vogue Stylist application to advertise and sell their products to the magazine’s readers.