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This week, highlights on the latest e-commerce trends to watch out for in 2015; Facebook, Twitter & Tumblr "Buy" Buttons; 15,000 robots at Amazon's distribution centres; brands leading the way in omni-channel marketing and e-commerce in India. Discover the weekly best "digital" news selected for you by MAPIC.

By James Martin on December 4, 2014 0 Comments

5 ECommerce Trends To Watch Out For In 2015

From
trak.in
– Today, 2:23 PM

Here are the top 5 Trends To Watch Out For In Indian ecommerce space in 2015. While 2014 brought in lot of investments in ecommerce space, 2015 will be the year of consolidation in our view.

Amazon: Now with 15,000 robots at its distribution centers – Nashville Business Journal

From
www.bizjournals.com
– Today, 2:15 PM

Amazon Inc. now is utilizing 15,000 robots at its distribution centers across the country, and is expanding the use of robots and automated systems.

Twitter and Facebook Boost Their E-commerce Offerings

From
blog.paper.li
– December 2, 6:15 PM

This week’s roundup covers some of the latest major happenings for Facebook and Twitter since mid-November, including developments in the e-commerce area.

In Ecommerce Push, Tumblr Adds ‘Buy,’ ‘Browse’ Buttons

From
www.entrepreneur.com
– Today, 2:19 PM

The growing social platform has added action buttons to posts from four partners, including Etsy and Kickstarter.

Five brands leading the way in omni-channel marketing

From
www.theguardian.com
– Today, 2:06 PM

From John Lewis to British Airways, these brands are creating seamless cross-channel campaigns with significant returns

Investors ready for India’s e-commerce development – CCTV-America

From
www.cctv-america.com
– December 2, 6:06 PM

India’s e-commerce sector is booming. One Google report said that by 2016, it will reach $15 billion. Investors were lining up, but Internet infrastructure continues to lag behind. CCTV America’s S…

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James Martin

As Head of Social Media for Reed MIDEM, James Martin oversees social strategy and deployment for MIPIM and MAPIC shows, as well as MIPTV/MIPCOM (TV industry) and Midem (music industry). He is based in Reed MIDEM's Paris office.

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