Sony Pictures has teamed up with Shazam to drive ticket sales for the studio’s “Men in Black 3” film.

Target, Subway and Sony Pictures are just a small ratio of companies who have run mobile commerce-enabled advertising campaigns this year that not only helped drive in-store foot traffic, but increase sales as well.

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.

Sony Pictures is letting consumers watch a trailer for its new “Jack and Jill” film, as well as pre-order the movie via their mobile device.

Sony Pictures is using mobile ads to drive awareness for its new film “The Vow” and let movie enthusiasts buy tickets via their mobile device.

Sony Pictures is driving sales for its newly released “Bad Teacher” film via mobile ads.

Sony Pictures is letting consumers buy tickets and view showtimes for its “30 Minutes or Less” film via a mobile ad.

Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Crackle has launched the first full-length movie and television application for the Android platform.

Sony Pictures ran a promotion in which it rewarded participants with “Stepfather” and “Zombieland” movie tickets via mobile.