The second and final day of the Localogy 20/20 virtual conference looked at how technology is driving change across the local ecosystem. Attendees heard about
The opening day of the Localogy 20/20 virtual conference this week looked at how the COVID crisis is accelerating the disruption of local commercial cityscapes
Snap continues to inch closer towards local commerce. Historic steps include geo-filters, and more recent moves include local lenses and business listings in Snap Map.
Apparently life during the pandemic involves waking up one hour later. This makes sense. We’re all (or most of us are) working from home. So
In the smartphone era, another device has started to emerge as the ultimate mobile device: your car. That’s being driven (excuse the pun) by Tesla
Out-of-home has always been the ugly stepchild of the media industry. It was still paper and paste when everything else was going digital. Or so
So you might be inclined to think there are better ways to spend half an hour than listening to two lawyers in sport coats talk
The location intelligence sector has been somewhat turbulent over the past year. It’s endured privacy-related headwinds from public sector measures (GDPR, CCPA) as well as
The home services space is unique in so many respects. This was made very clear during a conversation this morning between Localogy’s Dan Hight and
5G has become quite a buzzword and probably overused in a lot of marketing. But it’s a legitimate technology that will bring us much more
At Localogy’s Place conference last fall (which incidentally seems like 8 years ago), iHeart’s Eric Hadley introduced us to the concept of “share of ear.”
The U.S. retail industry isn’t just “over-retailed.” It’s worse that than. It’s “under demolished.” That quip from Naveen Jaggi, JLL, one of the panelists on this
We had two sessions on Day 1 of Localogy 20/20 that took a hard look at how the pandemic has forced a real reckoning and
