BMW Rolling Out Its Own Genius Program and Two Other Stories You Need to Know

Mashable 2014-07-29

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BMW is slowly rolling out its car-savvy-assistant service, called “BMW Genius Everywhere,” Dish Network’s chairman details the plans for its wireless spectrum reserves, and American Express and Twitter pair up for a new “social commerce experience.”
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