On Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission officially released the United States’ first national broadband plan. While many of the recommendations in the plan focused on bringing traditional broadband service to every household in the US, guidelines for the future of mobile broadband were laid out as well.
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Recently I was looking for information about the predicted future of email spam, and I had a hard time finding any articles that gave any concrete information on how spam emails may infiltrate our lives in the future. Maybe that’s because it may not be strictly email spam that we’ll be dodging.
Twenty-five years ago today, on March 15th, 1985, the first .com name ever - Symbolics.com - appeared on the internet. Though domain names started out as just an easier way for consumers to access web sites, it ushered in a golden commercial age of the internet.
Starting today, Target will become the first nationwide retailer to utilize mobile coupons. Consumers will be able to redeem the coupons when the bar code on the phone is scanned at checkout.
We all know (or should know by now) that there are a LOT of legal considerations to keep in mind when adding mobile marketing to your multi-channel marketing strategy. At last week’s Mobile Marketing day, hosted by Mobile Marketer and the Direct Marketing Association, a panel of legal experts went over some of the legal Do’s and Dont’s of mobile marketing. Here is handy list of the major laws, regulations, and rules that apply to mobile marketing.
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