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As you know, at Thirdscreen we are always on the lookout for interesting case studies that utilise MMS. More recently we covered how the insurance industry can use incoming MMS by allowing customers to send picture messages of claims to … Continue reading →

In an earlier article in this blog, we discussed how MMS is more than just a broadcast medium.  Indeed, MMS messages such as photos and video can also be received so long as you are using a compatible gateway such … Continue reading →

As you know, at Thirdscreen we are always on the lookout for interesting use cases with MMS. In a previous blog article we outlined how MMS was used by both Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton in the final weeks of … Continue reading →

Textlocal, who are one of the UK’s market-leaders in text messaging, recently published an article on their blog titled, “Lesson 101 – what is MMS”. You can view the article here; https://www.textlocal.com/blog/2017/11/14/lesson-101-what-is-mms/ Posted by Daryl Charman, the Textlocal article covers … Continue reading →

As you know, at Thirdscreen we are always on the lookout interesting use cases with MMS. In previous blog articles we’ve covered MMS being used for marketing in car dealerships, convenience stores, fashion and beauty and fast food amongst others. … Continue reading →

You would think that consumers these days would be well aware of the many well-publicised email scams going around.  There is greater awareness of them but plenty of unsuspecting consumers are still being caught out. As it turns out – … Continue reading →

As you know, at Thirdscreen we are always on the lookout for interesting use cases with MMS. On an international level, it is pleasing to see the use of MMS in a number of industries including automotive – as highlighted … Continue reading →

When using SMS and MMS advertising, marketers will often want to compare the value of MMS over SMS for brand awareness. Previously, we’ve looked at the value of MMS messaging to make a good first impression in an earlier article. … Continue reading →