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Submitted by Editor on 7 May, 2010 – 12:45. It has taken just five months for mobile advertising to go from a trickle of coverage in the mainstream media to a feeding frenzy. Since Google announced its plan to buy mobile ad network AdMob for US$750 million AdMob for US$750 millionin November, national papers and newswires [...]

What Car? has launched a site optimised for smartphones to capitalise on the growing number of people accessing the web via their phones. The Haymarket Consumer Media title’s mobile site, developed by YOC Group, counters the move by rival titles including Auto Trader, which has concentrated on launching smartphone apps rather than mobile-optimised sites.

As predicted by many following the acquisition of Quattro Wireless by Apple earlier this year, last night the industry found out about Apple’s plans to ‘revolutionise’ the mobile advertising industry. Surprisingly it seems that Mr Jobs was unaware that expandable in-app advertising, where the user does not leave the app in order to interact with [...]

Apple has the tools to succeed in the mobile ad arena, but will face established rivals and may need to adapt culturally to make the most of the opportunity

Latest addition to the YOC network extends advertising opportunities into social networking London, UK – 10 March 2010: Full service mobile solutions provider YOC today announced that Moblica owned Snaptu, the first truly successful manifestation of cloud-based “virtual” applications has joined the YOC media network. As part of the partnership, YOC will provide brands and [...]

Unveils trio of mobile microsites promoting the Peugeot 107, 207 and 308 London, UK – 4th March 2010: Full service mobile solutions provider YOC today announced that it has been selected by Peugeot to launch a mobile advertising campaign in conjunction with OMDUK, Peugeot’s media agency. The campaign consists of a new expandable format for [...]

Every year around this time, a few brave forecasters declare that advertising on mobile devices is poised to become the next big thing in marketing. And every year, the results disappoint.

But this year, with technology powerhouses like Apple and Googleintroducing whole new mobile devices and buying up ad firms specializing in the small screen, the forecasts may finally be right.

It’s been one of the most anticipated technology product launches in years with Apple trying to keep details of the iPad closely under wraps for the big launch announcement.
However, come the big unveiling, we pretty much knew what was coming. After all, we’d seen the iPad in action and knew about its basic capabilities, all thanks to a number of videos conveniently released on YouTube.

Industry experts have cautiously welcomed the launch of the iPad although some are not convinced it meets an “untapped need.”

Mobile apps have seen huge growth throughout 2009, but are they the future for the mobile industry? Are they more important than mobile sites? These were the questions that an IAB debate earlier this week sought to answer.