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Reliance Entertainment Plans to Acquire Western Game Studios in 2015
Reliance Entertainment plans to begin acquiring North American and European mobile game studios starting in early 2015, in hopes of becoming a significant global player in the fast-growing mobile games industry.
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Mobile gaming still eludes a troubled industry
Game publishers are rushing to hire people with data science and analytics skills dedicated to acquiring users and analyzing their behavior.
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Despite its troubles, Zynga still the no. 1 game maker for Facebook
Zynga is still by far the No. 1 maker of games for Facebook. As such, it relies on its Facebook games for nearly all of its revenue.
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Zynga unveils three new game titles
Zynga unveiled new game titles and a social network for gamers dubbed "Zynga with Friends",
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Zynga buys OMGPOP for $200 mln - source
Zynga is acquiring OMGPOP, maker of the popular game "Draw Something", in its biggest acquisition to date.
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Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
Zynga beat Wall Street's quarterly revenue forecasts on the back of its purchase of social gaming startup OMGPOP and strong performances from new titles.
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Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
Zynga beat Wall Street's quarterly revenue forecasts on the back of its purchase of social gaming startup OMGPOP and strong performances from new titles.
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Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
The company managed to beat Wall Street's revenue forecast. However, its shares fell because it could not account for the small growth in the number of players for its Facebook games.
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Zynga shareholders to sell 43 million shares
Online games company Zynga's shareholders will sell Class A shares, each with a single vote, worth about $591 million.
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Zynga buys OMGPOP for $200 mln - source
Zynga is acquiring OMGPOP, maker of the popular game "Draw Something", in its biggest acquisition to date.
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Reliance Entertainment Plans to Acquire Western Game Studios in 2015
Reliance Entertainment plans to begin acquiring North American and European mobile game studios starting in early 2015, in hopes of becoming a significant global player in the fast-growing mobile games industry.
-
Mobile gaming still eludes a troubled industry
Game publishers are rushing to hire people with data science and analytics skills dedicated to acquiring users and analyzing their behavior.
-
Despite its troubles, Zynga still the no. 1 game maker for Facebook
Zynga is still by far the No. 1 maker of games for Facebook. As such, it relies on its Facebook games for nearly all of its revenue.
-
Zynga unveils three new game titles
Zynga unveiled new game titles and a social network for gamers dubbed "Zynga with Friends",
-
Zynga buys OMGPOP for $200 mln - source
Zynga is acquiring OMGPOP, maker of the popular game "Draw Something", in its biggest acquisition to date.
-
Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
Zynga beat Wall Street's quarterly revenue forecasts on the back of its purchase of social gaming startup OMGPOP and strong performances from new titles.
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Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
Zynga beat Wall Street's quarterly revenue forecasts on the back of its purchase of social gaming startup OMGPOP and strong performances from new titles.
-
Zynga beats estimates, boosted by OMGPOP purchase
The company managed to beat Wall Street's revenue forecast. However, its shares fell because it could not account for the small growth in the number of players for its Facebook games.
-
Zynga shareholders to sell 43 million shares
Online games company Zynga's shareholders will sell Class A shares, each with a single vote, worth about $591 million.
-
Zynga buys OMGPOP for $200 mln - source
Zynga is acquiring OMGPOP, maker of the popular game "Draw Something", in its biggest acquisition to date.
