Amp News & Articles

Rarely does an enterprise  just need an app -- they need a service -- so Antenna (news, site) has combined two often-demanded features into one mobile-friendly CRM app.

Involver (news, site) turned many, many heads with the July release of their social media dashboard. The product pulls Facebook, Twitter, and other online portal activity into one location, allowing users to monitor, publish, schedule and manage brand strategy across the social Web. We checked back in and, unsurprisingly, more than 100,000 of those turned heads have become customers. 

Behold! A new dashboard that pulls Facebook, Twitter, and other online portal activity under one umbrella. Brought to you by Involver, AMP allows users to monitor, publish, schedule and manage brand strategy across the social web: 

Online advertising is a huge business, that’s a no brainer. But those of us who have dealt with the inner workings of the online ad world know that there is much room for improvement in the management department. Purchasing, selling and managing impressions alone can take weeks of time, when they really probably shouldn’t.

But cheer up, young publisher, Yahoo! wants to help. To the cynics, Yahoo! also wants to increase its perceived value to force Microsoft to raise its bid to purchase it, but that’s for another article.

Anyway, Yahoo! is moving forward with plans to release their new ad management system, dubbed AMP!. It’s a web-based, online advertising management platform that they say will simplify the process of creating, buying, and selling ads online.