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What’s New in Mobile Marketing – 05/19/10

• Success for Mobile Coupons Begins at the Register
• Adobe Flash-Enabled Sites Are Highlighted Upon Updating To Android 2.2
• GQ’s Men of the Year Issue on iPad: 365 Copies Sold
• Video: Adidas Mobile Augmented Reality Registers At Retail
• Virtual Zippo Lighter Application Looks to Cash in on 10 Million Users
• There’s No App for That: Android Development Lags
• Mayors of Starbucks Now Get Discounts Nationwide with Foursquare
• Mobile Operating Systems and Browsers Are Headed in Opposite Directions
• Women Take Lead on Mobile Coupons
• iPhone App Sales, Exposed
• Bambuser Links Video Streams To Foursquare Check-Ins
• Hey Advertisers, Forget the iPhone — Symbian Is Where It’s At!
• Starbucks Taps Mobile Social Media for Frappuccino Promotion
• OMMA: Beyond Branded Mobile Apps, The Future Of Mobile Lies With HTML5 And iAd
• Nissan Leaf to Get iPhone integration
• How to Develop an iPad Content and Advertising Strategy
• Will Google’s Tablet be a Game-Changer for Mobile Marketing?
• Gowalla Partners with National Geographic and Washington Post for Branded Trips
• MMA Launches Initiative To Make Mobile Marketing Easy For Brands, Agencies
• North America Will Lead Mobile App Downloads
• Why MMS is better than SMS
• Mobile Agencies Look Beyond Apps as Market Evolves
• SCVNGR Puts the Game Back in Location-Based Gaming
• Is the Mobile Pendulum Swinging From Apps to the Web?
• Mobile Touch-Friendly Web Grows Over 230% Annually, According To Taptu
• Consumers Use Web, Mobile Devices for Food Info
• Why Diesel Loves Foursquare – And Why Other Retailers Should Beware
• People Like Mobile Ads, says JiWire

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