New Guidelines Will Simplify Development of Mobile Advertising 

MMA’s International Journal of Mobile Marketing explores mobile trends impacting marketers and media professionals today  

NEW YORK, NY 3 April 2013 The Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), the leading global trade association for the mobile marketing industry, released today the latest edition (Vol. 7, No. 3) of its award winning International Journal of Mobile Marketing (IJMM) focusing on tactical opportunities across mobile marketing. 

Provides Standardized Framework for Measuring In-App Ads

The MMA Selects Five Mobile Visionaries and Leaders to Join the Global Board of Directors 

Committee Releases Guidelines to Help Brands Identify and Leverage the Advantages of Mobile Couponing

Guidelines to Empower Creative Groups by Reducing Industry Fragmentation 

New York, NY, 25 January 2013 With the rapid evolution of the mobile marketplace, there is a demand for standards and guidelines to unify the advertising industry. To expand on current industry accepted ad units, the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) and the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today released “Mobile Phone Creative Guidelines” for public comment, simplifying the development of ad units across the industry.

Citi, Dunkin’ Brands, Unilever, L’Oreal, Colgate-Palmolive are among the brands elected to the Board that will identify priorities to help marketers leverage the power of mobile

In addition, the MMA also announces a strategic development to advocate more effectively for marketers and the industry at large.

New York, NY, 11 December 2012 — The Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), the leading global trade association for the mobile marketing industry, today unveils the seventh edition of the “U.S. Consumer Best Practices for Messaging” (CBP 7.0). These best practices provide guidance to activate common short code messaging programs over U.S. carrier networks.  

The Mobile Marketing Association led its membership to garner support for SoundBite’s petition and reinforce the viability of mobile messaging practices

New York, NY, 30 November 2012 — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued a Declaratory Ruling based on a petition filed by SoundBite Communications that states a confirmatory stop text message, a text message sent to a consumer in response to an opt-out request, does not violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).