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Corona taps SMS campaign to increase beer sales
Published: May 31, 2011
Corona is letting consumers become virtual DJs and host their own exclusive parties via an SMS mobile marketing campaign.
CBS Atlanta engages viewers via ad-supported mobile video
Published: January 24, 2011
WGCL-TV CBS Atlanta, a Meredith Corp. station, has rolled out a mobile video program that delivers news and weather alerts directly to consumers’ mobile devices.

ChaCha taps Mogreet for rich media MMS ad serving capabilities
Published: December 16, 2010
ChaCha selected Mogreet’s mobile video ad serving technology to bring rich media, including pictures, audio and full sight, sound and motion to millions of the free answer service’s users.

GMC mobile ad campaign increases purchase intent 22pc: Starcom exec
Published: November 5, 2010
NEW YORK – Executives from General Motors Co.’s agency Starcom, Microsoft Advertising, Steve Madden and Mogreet demonstrated how mobile helps them achieve marketing objectives during a panel at ad:tech.

Steve Madden tests MMS as discovery and purchase mechanism
Published: November 2, 2010
Steve Madden is testing the effectiveness of MMS as a discovery and purchase mechanism, sending timely and relevant news, sales promotions and exclusive content to opted-in consumers on their mobile phones.


Skype feud over mobile video calling signals more fierce competition
Published: July 13, 2010
Skype’s decision to suspend its interconnectivity with handheld communication service Fring might mean the mobile video calling market is about to enter a competitive war.
Why MMS is better than SMS
Published: May 13, 2010
By James Citron

With SMS, marketers routinely engage in all sorts of natural and unnatural abbreviations to fit their message into 160 characters. Not so with MMS.

NFL Players to run mobile video campaign during Super Bowl
Published: February 1, 2010
During Super Bowl XLIV, NFL Players will run a multichannel campaign featuring mobile video to create awareness and interest in the NFL Players Association and its players out of uniform.
Reebok mobile video campaign claims 50 percent CTR
Published: November 6, 2009
Reebok issued a call-to-action asking consumers to view a mobile video and enter a sweepstakes by opting-in to the brand’s mobile database, achieving close to a 50 percent click-through rate.