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Majority of Tablet Users Watch Video on their Device, 1 in Every 4 Viewers Pay to Watch

comScore Previews Findings from TabLens™, its Forthcoming Syndicated Tablet Measurement Service

 

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Cape-based mobile application provider Snapplify was selected by Nokia to demonstrate leading innovation at the Open Innovation Africa Summit in Kenya which took place on 28 May.
 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, May 1, 2012

Tagga is pleased to announce the appointment of veteran software executive, Mr. Jean- Guy Faubert as Tagga’s Chief Executive Officer. Amielle Lake, Founder and original CEO will move into the role of Chief Marketing Officer.

AdTruth Convenes 18 Digital Media Companies to Plan Deployment of Universal Tracking in Mobile

Leaders gather in San Francisco and Munich to examine evolving mobile tracking, targeting and privacy requirements.


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LONDON, UK – 25th May 2012: InMobi, the largest independent mobile advertising network, today announced a partnership with MediaCom, one of the world’s leading media agencies, whereby MediaCom will deploy InMobi’s rich media ad creation platform Sprout, throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
 

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BuzzCity, has today issued its latest quarterly report on the current trends dominating the mobile advertising industry.  Key highlights include the impact of the global growth and adoption of smartphones on mobile marketing, as well as identifying those countries where mobile adoption is on an upward curve, such as United Kingdom, South Africa and Nigeria – the latter being a new addition to BuzzCity’s Billion Club*.  In addition certain countries are experiencing triple-digit growth including Kenya, Pakistan and Argentina. 

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Buzz City Teams Up With Academics To Prevent Click Fraud

Mobile advertising company BuzzCity has announced it is teaming up with academics from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in an attempt to further safeguard ad quality online.

The campaign tackles use of the dominant advertising model Cost Per Click (CPC), ensuring users can’t generate fraudulent clicks - either manually, or through the use of specially designed ‘bots’.

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