A nifty infographic from inneractive, a mobile ad mediation provider, features a ridiculously long smartphone – along with a look at how usage of mobile apps differs between males and females. The infographic is titled: “Mobile Apps: The Battle of the Sexes.”

Data from the National Retail Federation (NRF) and BIGresearch show that a significant number of shoppers are using smartphones and tablets to research products, redeem coupons, look up store information and make purchases for back-to-school items this year.

The latest set of data from comScore shows that consumers made their way to ticket and back-to-school-related websites in July. Individual winners included Ticketmaster, MovieTickets.com, Staples.com, Office Depot, OfficeMax and Zappos Sites. Google Sites remained the No. 1 overall Web property…

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The web deal space has operated as a direct response machine. Buy ads, send them to an email sign-up, optimize email yield. It’s a push driven-driven model that depends on user scale in a given market to turn a single blast into thousands of…

The term brands is in and of itself a tricky word, as the definition of a brand is fairly ambiguous and broad. Companies large and small are brands, from Apple (can you believe Steve Jobs is stepping down as CEO?) to BeeBeverly Hills who became…

Los Angeles, CA (August 18, 2011) – Clickbooth, (www.clickbooth.com) the world renowned performance-based online marketing company, ranked as Website Magazine’s #1 Affiliate Network, has selected Moss Networks to produce their…

The latest numbers from Experian Hitwise are in, and it’s another batch of good news for Yahoo and Bing. As Bing-powered search gained market share in July, Google lost market share.

Millennial Media recently released its S.M.A.R.T. quarterly report for Q2 2011 – its 50th mobile intelligence report. Included are projections for mobile advertising revenue by worldwide region, the top advertiser campaign goals and the top 10 global application categories.

A recent report from comScore shows that 14 million Americans scanned QR codes on their mobile phones in June. The most likely places for this action were at home or at a store.