By Julian Steinforth, Expedition PR With information overload growing, one challenge for marketers, content creators and PR people is to find relevant content and ideas. News aggregator apps can help you to put relevant content together, stay up-to-date and find articles for your interests. Here are five new aggregator apps that we work with: Flipboard…
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Five Apps That Let You Participate In The FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil from Home
By Julian Steinforth, Expedition PR The FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil is around the corner. The opening game will take place this Thursday, June 12, at 4pm EST. Americans are lucky this year as the time difference to Brazil is only one hour from the East Coast. However, not everyone might be able…
Read MoreNYC BigApps Competition Wants Your Big Ideas to Improve Life and Work in New York City
By Katja Schroeder, Expedition PR Wanted are technology solutions that help improve resource management, education, health and public safety, among other challenges On May 6, a diverse mix of of developers, engineers, designers, marketers and content experts, gathered at the AppNexus office in Manhattan for the NYC BigApps 2014 kick-off. New York City’s 5th…
Read MoreChanging the World One App at a Time: Apps for Social Good
By Andrés Uribe, Expedition PR We are all familiar with brands that have used apps to help promote and support their various products. Heineken, Domino’s Pizza, Zippo Lighter, and Toys “R” Us are just a few examples of brands that are active in releasing mobile apps that complement their offerings. Well this marketing strategy isn’t…
Read More5 Business Apps for Startups
By Andrés Uribe, Expedition PR Starting a company in this modern age is easier than ever thanks to technology. Have an interesting idea? – use crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and IndieGogo to get the funds you need to get it off the ground. Need a logo for your new company? – start a design contest…
Read MoreThe Future of Crowdfunding is Mobile!
By Andrés Uribe, Expedition PR It’s undeniable that the rate at which Americans are adapting to mobile technologies is impressive to say the least. Currently, according to Pew Internet & American Life Project, 2013, 56% of American adults are now smartphone owners. This number increases dramatically when you look at American adults between the ages…
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