Tag: Rob Lawson

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How location-based searches are changing mobile

Published: August 25, 2009

Location-based mobile search is becoming an essential channel for merchants seeking to drive business from local search.

Consumer mobile advertising awareness on the rise: Brightkite

Published: May 15, 2009

Handset users are more aware of mobile advertising, with 38 percent recalling seeing an advertisement on their device, according to a study by Brightkite.

Limbo, Brightkite merge location-based mobile social networks

Published: April 9, 2009

Limbo and Brightkite are merging to form the largest mobile location-based social discovery service.

More than 100M Americans viewed mobile ads in Q3: Study

Published: November 4, 2008

Mobile social network Limbo and market research agency GfK Technology have released their latest Mobile Advertising Report.

Verizon, Nokia run mobile campaign promoting Dark Knight handset

Published: September 22, 2008

Mobile social network Limbo concluded a series of interactive games this month in support of Verizon Wireless and Nokia's sponsorship of the summer Batman blockbuster, "The Dark Knight."

InfoUSA to offer business location data to Limbo

Published: September 5, 2008

Database giant infoGroup's infoUSA database license division has licensed its U.S. business database to mobile social network Limbo.

Virgin Mobile USA inks Limbo deal for content

Published: April 10, 2008

Mobile entertainment community Limbo has struck a deal with Virgin Mobile USA Inc. to offer programs to the mobile virtual network operator's customers.

SMS ads change voter attitudes to presidential candidates: Survey

Published: February 5, 2008

Mobile entertainment community Limbo ran SMS advertising campaigns for leading Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

Report: 78M consumers remembered mobile ads last quarter

Published: January 11, 2008

New research claims that 78 million U.S. consumers saw or heard advertising on their mobile phones in the last quarter of 2007.