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in title, tags, annotations or urlInsights: December 2010: 2011 Macro Trends & Predictions | Youth Trends - 0 views
Chat With People Within A Mile Of Your Mobile Location With Yobongo - 0 views
REPORT: 2011 Facebook Shoppers May Buy $1.2 Billion - 0 views
Mobile checkout devices save time, but encourage spending - FoxBusiness.com - 0 views
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The system works out well for retailers, which have taken a one-two punch from both the popularity of online shopping and the way smart phones enable consumers to comparison shop while in the store, looking at listings from competitors for lower prices before deciding to buy. In the sixth annual survey from National Retail Federation Foundation and American Express Customers' Choice survey, conducted by BIGresearch, Zappos.com and Amazon.com took the top two spots. Read more: http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2011/05/25/mobile-checkout-devices-save-time-encourage-spending/#ixzz1NTlLUiZH
The Top 25 U.S. Newspapers from September 2011 FAS-FAX « NewsBulletin Connection - 0 views
MediaPost Publications Nielsen: TV Usage Of 'TV' Continues To Erode, Mobile Is Fastest-Growing Segment 11/13/2012 - 0 views
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"Almost as many Americans (236.5 million) watched TV on their phones during the second quarter of 2012, as watched it on a conventional TV set (283.3 million), albeit for much shorter durations. While the average American spends nearly 145 hours per month watching TV on a traditional TV, Nielsen didn't even report the average time they spend watching on their phones. But mobile subscribers watching video on their phones -- a smaller sub-segment of about 37 million Americans -- spend an average of five hours and 20 minutes watching TV on their phones each month, an increase of 31 minutes over the second quarter of 2011."
How Twitter Users Spread Buzz For Cyber Monday & Black Friday - SocialTimes - 0 views
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From NM Incite: Social media discussion about Black Friday peaked in 2012, accounting for 2.6% of online buzz, up 15% from 2011. Cyber Monday buzz almost doubled relative to 2012, accounting for 1.4% of online buzz. The overwhelming majority of social media conversation about Black Friday and Cyber Monday was driven by consumers sharing deals and talking about deals. 10% of Black Friday conversation, specifically, was negative, driven largely by consumer complaints about crowds, violence and lackluster sales. The top shared link within Black Friday buzz was the Amazon Black Friday Deals page.
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