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September 15, 2015 – Global Sports Brand PUMA, in partnership with Blue 449 and Zenith Media, has teamed up with Blue Bite, the Mobile Standard in Out-of-Home™ and Austria-based mobile agency Loop, to create a one-of-a-kind campaign to promote PUMA’s latest sneaker, the Ignite XT and its brand ambassador partnerships with Usain Bolt and Rihanna.  

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AUGUST 27, 2015 – Today, Blue Bite, the Mobile Standard in Out-of-Home™, announces the launch of esca®, the first all-encompassing BLE beacon solution that leverages a powerful, cloud-based dashboard, innovative dual-mode hardware, and expansive developer resources. Built on nearly a decade of experience in managing mobile touchpoints, Blue Bite’s esca platform introduces a new way to deploy, manage, and analyze beacons.

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Michael Jones, senior VP of retailer and brand solutions at RetailMeNot, dives into three myths about the next generation of retail. Read the full article on Forbes.com.

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Fresh data from 3,300 global respondents reveals a 60% increase of people using their mobile devices to bank online. Almost half (42%) of all mobile users (up from 26% in 2013) are now routinely making payments through mobile devices. Although mobile payments have overtaken the use of credit and debit cards globally, one in ten don’t believe their banks offer the facilities to bank online. Key findings show that: • Mobile payments have overtaken the use of credit and debit cards globally – 17% now use cards compared to 24% using mobile payments • Despite the advancements in mobile banking, one in four users (26%) continue to have concerns about security • One in four (23%) believe that their mobile device is not suitable for online banking

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Marketers that develop new channels to reach mobile shoppers will be the winners in the automotive space this year as brands boost budgets to establish their identity with on-the-go buyers and hard-to-reach millennials.
 
How Hillshire Farm increased sales with the inMarket Mobile to Mortar™ Platform Goal Lift purchase intent and raise brand awareness for Hillshire Farm American Craft link sausages. Summary inMarket’s Mobile to Mortar™ (M2M) Platform generated in-store awareness, raised purchase intent and lifted sales for Hillshire Farm American Craft link sausages by delivering contextual, location-based engagements when shoppers were making a purchase decision in the store -- where it matters most. Execution
While Apple arguably can do whatever it puts its hand to, its recent move to bring programmatic to iAd doesn’t have everyone impressed. JUICE Mobile president and CEO Neil Sweeney didn’t mince words: “They should have done this five years ago.” And that, Sweeney said, begs two related questions. One, Is Apple going to be doing anything truly different here? And two, is Apple actually committed to its advertising business?