Top 10 media predictions for 2015: The future is ‘choose your own content’
Dresses that block mobile signals, data doctors and choosing how you consume content are all set to be big trends in the coming year, according to new reseacrh.
Dresses that block mobile signals, data doctors and choosing how you consume content are all set to be big trends in the coming year, according to new reseacrh.
As the Fashion Week frenzy dies down in London, Carol Rashti, Marketing Director, Rakuten Marketing, discusses some of the prevalent digital trends of last week, and how they can be translated from the catwalk to the high street by marketers.
While 34% of the data we’re creating is useful, only 1% of it is now being analyzed in some form, according to the latest research from renowned Morgan Stanley internet analyst Mary Meeker.
The rapid pace of mobile marketing innovation is changing the relationship between advertising agencies and their clients, according to new research.
Google and Facebook remain the most popular sites in but local community site Gutefrage was the fastest riser, according to new research.
For the communications industry, 2014 is set to be a year of digital maturity, with a rise in adoption rather than innovation, according to a new report.
The true global scale of digital reach across the globe is hard to measure, but this new slide set from agency We Are Social attempts to create a worldwide snapshot of digital trends in 2014- showing that the North American audience still leads in most areas of web connectivity and access, while Africa lags behind.
Digital media in Australia has grown at a rapid pace and marketers have slowly shifted their marketing dollars toward this medium. This infographic from Neilsen looks at how online advertising makes up 27% of the total ad spend pie—up eight-fold from 3% in 2003.
Google is mulling the acquisition of popular cross-platform meesenger tool WhatsApp for as much as $1bn, according to a news report.
As technoliogy develops apace, Experian has listed the 5 biggest trends in digital marketing for 2013, including the rise of search engines as portals, social metrics, and updating emails from within the recipients’ inbox.