Cinemark expands mobile ticketing strategy with Android app
April 9, 2012Movie theater chain Cinemark Holdings Inc. is extending its mobile ticketing strategy with a new mobile application for Android devices.
Movie theater chain Cinemark Holdings Inc. is extending its mobile ticketing strategy with a new mobile application for Android devices.
Mobile tickets sales helped drive significant growth for Fandango during the first quarter, with the company reporting a 127 percent year-over-year jump in ticket sales and its best-ever quarterly percentage of mobile.
AMC Theatres has rolled out a mobile ticketing application to let users buy movie tickets while on the go.
Sony Pictures is proving that mobile plays a big role when it comes to promoting its films by letting consumers order their copy of “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” via a new ad campaign.
Sony Pictures is proving that mobile advertising plays a big role when it comes to promoting its films by running a new campaign that aims to increase the company’s “21 Jump Street” ticket sales.
EBay’s StubHub is expanding its presence to Britain and Northern Ireland to let consumers buy and sell tickets through its new central London retail outlet, as well as via mobile.
Paramount Pictures is driving sales for its new “A Thousand Words” film through an interactive mobile advertising campaign that lets moviegoers buy tickets and learn more about the movie.
Online reservation site OpenTable is continuing to build its mobile strategy with a Kindle Fire application.
Warner Bros. is letting “Happy Feet Two” fans preorder a copy of the movie and learn more about the film via their mobile device.
Regal Entertainment Group has rolled out a mobile application that lets users buy movie tickets while on the go.