Tag: Wall Street Journal

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Will class-action lawsuit against Apple hurt mobile advertising?

Published: January 3, 2011

If successful, a class-action lawsuit filed against Apple, Pandora, The Weather Channel and Dictionary.com would set an ominous precedent for the mobile advertising ecosystem.

New York Times primes new iPad app in prep for paid subscription

Published: October 18, 2010

The New York Times is creating a second revenue stream and preserving its online advertising business by offering paid subscriptions for its iPad application, effective next year.

Brands should outline mobile strategy before rushing into apps: panelist

Published: September 29, 2010

NEW YORK - Many brands want to break into the mobile space via applications, but advertising agencies argue that not every marketer needs one.

Integrate mobile into existing marketing efforts: panelist

Published: September 29, 2010

NEW YORK – For mobile to be really powerful, it needs to be integrated into the multichannel mix, complementing traditional marketing channels, according to a panelist at the Mobile Ad Summit.

Coca-Cola, Capital One run interactive mobile video ads for WSJ readers

Published: June 22, 2010

Coca-Cola, Capital One and Oracle are running full-page interactive video ads to highlight their new products and campaigns via the Wall Street Journal iPad application.

Darwinian struggle as Adobe responds to Apple Flash attack

Published: May 17, 2010

The Adobe-Apple row over Flash turns a new corner. It's up to the feuding companies and marketers with skin in the game to transform that cul-de-sac into a thoroughfare.

Wall Street Journal monetizes mobile content via subscriptions, ads: ad:tech

Published: April 21, 2010

SAN FRANCISCO – During a presentation at ad:tech, a Wall Street Journal executive said that the publication’s monetization strategy relies on subscriptions for digital content and advertising.

Why paying for news content does not make sense

Published: November 10, 2009

By Jeff Porter

Reasons why publishers should think twice before charging for content.

Google tops mobile search but Yahoo close behind: Study

Published: September 21, 2009

Google’s mobile search site, with its minimalist interface, format-specific device detection and location-awareness capabilities, was ranked No. 1 for mobile search in a Yankee Group study.

Wall Street Journal debuts Mobile Reader in Europe, Asia

Published: February 16, 2009

The WSJ.com Mobile Reader -- a mobile application that delivers content from WSJ.com, MarketWatch.com, Barrons.com and AllThingsD.com to most BlackBerry smartphones -- is now available in Europe and Asia.