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May 24, 2013
Mobile instant messaging: The killer app and its implications for marketers
Instant-messaging users value functionality above all else, but they're not strongly opposed to the idea of in-app advertising. Jeff Tsui, senior director of Lightspeed Research in Hong Kong, shares these and other results of a recent study.
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