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We are heading towards India’s favorite time of year: festive season. While dancing, diyas, fireworks, and sweets mark the occasion, it is first and foremost about families and friends coming together to celebrate. And while things may feel different this year, the spirit of the festive season will live on. After all, in this new environment, people are grateful for what they have and want to treasure the time spent with loved ones. 

How are we able to say this with confidence? 3 out of 5 JioSaavn listeners say they turn to music to kick off the festive celebrations. Which means we have an extraordinary insight into what the market is feeling now. Our streaming data does more than highlight the best artist or recommend the perfect workout jam. When we see a spike in first-day-of-festival playlists, we know that users are getting in the holiday spirit. When there’s a lift in party and EDM streams, we know that listeners are slowly settling (and embracing) this new environment. How people consume audio tells us what they’re feeling, how they want to feel, and what they’re doing. 

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We are heading towards India’s favorite time of year: festive season. While dancing, diyas, fireworks, and sweets mark the occasion, it is first and foremost about families and friends coming together to celebrate. And while things may feel different this year, the spirit of the festive season will live on. After all, in this new environment, people are grateful for what they have and want to treasure the time spent with loved ones. 

How are we able to say this with confidence? 3 out of 5 JioSaavn listeners say they turn to music to kick off the festive celebrations. Which means we have an extraordinary insight into what the market is feeling now. Our streaming data does more than highlight the best artist or recommend the perfect workout jam. When we see a spike in first-day-of-festival playlists, we know that users are getting in the holiday spirit. When there’s a lift in party and EDM streams, we know that listeners are slowly settling (and embracing) this new environment. How people consume audio tells us what they’re feeling, how they want to feel, and what they’re doing. 

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While the world has seen a boom in the use of technology to harness data across sectors, the insurance sector has been slower to adopt and implement digital technologies, especially when compared to others in financial services. Leaders in the sector believe that a comprehensive data-driven strategy is the way forward, and have started investing in this direction.

The explosion of Machine Learning and Data Science in the last few years has proven without doubt that high-precision and actionable data gives businesses the capability to curate customers and build new targeted audience bases, and thus recognize new opportunities that might not have been identified before.

Near's ebook - "Leveraging Data-Driven Marketing in Insurance" highlights the current challenges faced by the insurance industry and how they can boost their business by taking the data-driven appraoch: https://near.co/resources/

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Tapjoy Research: Consumers Feel Happier and More Engaged When Playing Mobile Games Than on Social Networking Apps New report sheds light on the mindset, motivations and behaviors of today’s mobile gamers SAN FRANCISCO -- January 19, 2017 -- Tapjoy, the leading mobile monetization and engagement platform, today released the findings of in-depth research it conducted to understand the mindset, motivations and behaviors of today’s mobile gamers. Designed to shed light on this massive and desirable consumer audience for brand advertisers, the report is the first of its kind to answer questions such as how games make players feel, when they most frequently play mobile games, and whether or not they identify as gamers. One of the main findings from the report, titled “The Changing Face of Mobile Gamers: What Brands Need to Know,” shows that consumers are twice as likely to say they feel relaxed when playing mobile games than they are when using social apps. They also say they feel more focused (35% vs 11%), happier (34% vs 21%), and more engaged (35% vs 20%) on gaming apps than social networking apps.

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Affluent in Australia are seen travelling within the country to attend the Australian Open & F1 Grand Prix, according to the study released today by location intelligence company AdNear. The study analysed 4 events in Australia that were held last year: The Australian Open, T20 cricket match, Eminem Live Concert & the F1 Grand Prix. All the event venues show an increase in footfall compared to the regular days, but it is very interesting to see the analysis of the incremental count.

Australian Open saw 5x increase in footfall during the event, the highest amongst all other events, followed by the Eminem Concert which saw 4.5x footfall during the event. While the foot traffic increase in Australian Open came from males, the increase in the Eminem concert came from females that saw a 7x jump.

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Mobile Retail Guide
This white paper illustrates how retailers can engage, manage and monetize today’s connected customers through location-aware, branded mobile apps and in-store mobile technologies. "The data tells a clear story that apps, which were considered a mere fad a few years ago, are completely dominating mobile, and the browser has become a single application swimming in a sea of apps..."

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Mobile moves incredibly fast. Keeping pace with both the technology and consumer expectations presents unique challenges and opportunities. Data on mobile usage is helpful, but is by its very nature looking backwards instead of ahead to the future. This survey, released in July 2013, aspires to answer the qualitative questions that quantitative data simply cannot.

Here are a few key findings from our first study:

• 1 in 4 smartphone owners have a local news app installed.

• The TV Broadcast is still the primary choice for receiving local news content, as voiced by 47% of the survey population.

• On-air promotion is the single most important driver of app awareness and downloads, receiving 41% of responses.

• Apps trump websites for the second choice for local news content.

• Consumers prefer apps for breaking news, and tablets for reading content.

• For a paywall to succeed, a local media company must deliver very unique content.

View the full interactive report here >  http://bit.ly/1bhT8VL

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