by • January 13, 2010
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Last week, I wrote how location-based services are making loyalty marketing sexy; today Tasti D-Lite has introduced a great example. The frozen dessert and drink peddler appears to be the first retailer to tie an offline activity, swiping a loyalty card at check-out, with location…
by • January 12, 2010
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One of the greatest things about Twitter is its open API that allows developers to build any kind of application they can imagine on top of the conversation platform. Twitter is famous for not having a lot of features, but when it does add one,…
by • January 5, 2010
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Location-based services Those who know me have seen me geek out in the past year over location-based services, but LBSs are nothing new. Brightkite has been around since 2007; Loopt, 2005. And Dodgeball, the now-defunct brainchild of Dennis Crowley that Google bought and replaced with…