(Reuters) - Feeling happy after completing a gruelling workout or levelling up in a mobile game? Mobile advertising startup Kiip is looking to capitalise on that moment, by offering you a discount ...

Mobile rewards network Kiip thinks every great moment in life should be rewarded, and that advertisers should be the ones giving away the prizes. With a brand new app, a major new round of funding, ...

Startup Kiip has launched its new digital wallet app, Kiipsake, for consumers to store rewards they get from apps that use Kiip's service. Kiip provides real-world rewards to people when they complete ...

Kiip is giving SDK-averse apps another option to test its demand. On Thursday, the mobile rewards ad network rolled out the ability to use JavaScript tags as a lighter-weight way to serve campaigns ...

When you hear about winning “rewards” while using apps, you’re probably thinking about badges in Foursquare or points in a game. Companies like Kiip are not only changing the way we’re rewarded inside ...

Not content with subverting the business of display ads on phones, startup Kiip will start offering digital coupons through connected cars and smart TVs from next year, its founder and CEO told Forbes ...

Jason Lapp, a longtime WPP and Kantar executive, is taking over as CEO of Kiip. Last Friday, a grand jury indicted Brian Wong, the company’s founder and now former CEO, on charges of felony sexual ...

Kiip — the San Francisco-based mobile marketing startup that has created a “rewards network” in which users see offers for free goods and services instead of mobile ads — is going international. The ...

$4.3M in funding, 20 employees, and 70 apps using its platform. What’s the key to Kiip’s success? Happiness, says founder Brian Wong. I sat down with Kiip’s founder and CEO today to discuss his reward ...

As the intersection between social, mobile. and gaming technologies hurtles towards us, new platforms are being inventing that transform the advertising landscape as we know it. Kiip gives brands the ...

Mobile advertising can be really intrusive. But, if done right, you might not even notice you’re being advertised to. That’s what mobile rewards startup Kiip is all about. It allows advertisers to ...