Topic: mobile apps
Visa and Fandango today are extending their three-year digital partnership with a feature called Tixpress in the latter company's mobile app. In a promotion running through August, Visa Signature cardholders…
The virtual wallet appears to be catching on fast. Fifty-eight percent of consumers now use their bank's mobile app while an additional 25 percent are aware that the technology is available,…
The idea that all customers are created equal is cute. Too bad that it’s a lie, particularly for mobile app developers. Someone might download an app and use it once…
IAC has shut down Hatch Labs, its startup incubator aimed at developing mobile apps and technology. According to a company spokesperson, the Hatch business, the result of a partnership between IAC…
There's no shortage of privacy bills in Congress, but that doesn't mean lawmakers won't keep trying. The latest entrant is a draft for a mobile privacy bill from Rep. Hank…
If push notifications become a staple in mobile marketing for years to come, the industry can point to 2012 when the tactic started to gain traction. With that in mind,…
Facebook's latest mobile app iteration seems to be aimed at getting the social-local-mobile experience on par with Foursquare and Yelp. The Menlo Park, Calif.-based digital giant, which says more than…
Mobbles pre-emptively took its mobile app for kids temporarily offline this morning after learning that a privacy group would be filing a complaint against it with the Federal Trade Commission. According…
Mobile apps for kids are still flunking in terms of privacy. Most don't even have a privacy policy and far too many kids' apps are sharing information about kids with…
The California Attorney General filed suit against Delta Airlines for violating the state's online privacy law. According to the complaint filed Thursday in San Francisco Superior Court, Delta's app, called Fly…
