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Draw Something creator Dan Porter leaves Zynga
Dan Porter, will be succeeded by Sean Kelly, an executive formerly in charge of Zynga's smash hit CityVille.
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Zynga dives into real-money Internet gambling in the UK
Investors hope Zynga can use its near-300-million strong gamer base to its advantage as it enters a vastly lucrative global online gambling market.
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Zynga posts unexpected profit, lowers revenue forecast
Zynga said its loss narrowed in the latest quarter even though revenue was largely unchanged as the company cut expenses by laying off workers.
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Zynga shares fall as Facebook free to develop own games
Zynga will no longer be required to use Facebook as the exclusive social site for its games, or to grant Facebook exclusive games.
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Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
Zynga on Thursday launched a 3-D version of "CityVille," adding a new dimension as well as a mystery storyline in a sequel to the online social game.
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Analysts see recovery sprouting at FarmVille creator Zynga
Zynga's quarterly revenue beat and its higher full-year earnings forecast show the embattled "FarmVille" creator may be on the path to recovery.
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Zynga slashes 2012 outlook again on poor performance of its games
Zynga, which went public to much fanfare in December but has since lost three-quarters of its market value.
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Asian gamemakers muscling onto Zynga's turf
Zynga now acknowledges the importance of gaining a foothold in Asia's gaming scene, even as Asian players make their way into the US market.
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Facebook App Center goes live in all countries
Facebook has made its App Center live in all countries, across all its 955 million users across the world.
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After FarmVille success, Zynga prefers web over mobile
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus said he remains wary of investing as heavily in mobile games as he has in proven web-based titles like FarmVille.
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In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
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Zynga manager moves to Identified, a social-networking start-up
Brian Chu, formerly the lead project manager of Zynga's hit CityVille, said he will be Vice President of product at Identified.
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Step aside FarmVille, CityVille now Facebook's biggest game
Less than a month after its launch, Zynga's CityVille has become the world's most popular game. According to AppData, CityVille just reached 61.7 million monthly active users, and with that, the game nabs the number one spot from Zynga's other...
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With rewards, Zynga hopes to get you (more) hooked
If you're absorbed in online games such as "FarmVille" and "CityVille.", Zynga is introducing more such games
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'FarmVille' creator Zynga to go public
Zynga, the online game maker behind "FarmVille" and other popular Facebook pastimes, is going public.
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Draw Something creator Dan Porter leaves Zynga
Dan Porter, will be succeeded by Sean Kelly, an executive formerly in charge of Zynga's smash hit CityVille.
-
Zynga dives into real-money Internet gambling in the UK
Investors hope Zynga can use its near-300-million strong gamer base to its advantage as it enters a vastly lucrative global online gambling market.
-
Zynga posts unexpected profit, lowers revenue forecast
Zynga said its loss narrowed in the latest quarter even though revenue was largely unchanged as the company cut expenses by laying off workers.
-
Zynga shares fall as Facebook free to develop own games
Zynga will no longer be required to use Facebook as the exclusive social site for its games, or to grant Facebook exclusive games.
-
Zynga builds new version of social game 'CityVille'
Zynga on Thursday launched a 3-D version of "CityVille," adding a new dimension as well as a mystery storyline in a sequel to the online social game.
-
Analysts see recovery sprouting at FarmVille creator Zynga
Zynga's quarterly revenue beat and its higher full-year earnings forecast show the embattled "FarmVille" creator may be on the path to recovery.
-
Zynga slashes 2012 outlook again on poor performance of its games
Zynga, which went public to much fanfare in December but has since lost three-quarters of its market value.
-
Asian gamemakers muscling onto Zynga's turf
Zynga now acknowledges the importance of gaining a foothold in Asia's gaming scene, even as Asian players make their way into the US market.
-
Facebook App Center goes live in all countries
Facebook has made its App Center live in all countries, across all its 955 million users across the world.
-
After FarmVille success, Zynga prefers web over mobile
Zynga CEO Mark Pincus said he remains wary of investing as heavily in mobile games as he has in proven web-based titles like FarmVille.
-
In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
-
Zynga manager moves to Identified, a social-networking start-up
Brian Chu, formerly the lead project manager of Zynga's hit CityVille, said he will be Vice President of product at Identified.
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Step aside FarmVille, CityVille now Facebook's biggest game
Less than a month after its launch, Zynga's CityVille has become the world's most popular game. According to AppData, CityVille just reached 61.7 million monthly active users, and with that, the game nabs the number one spot from Zynga's other...
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With rewards, Zynga hopes to get you (more) hooked
If you're absorbed in online games such as "FarmVille" and "CityVille.", Zynga is introducing more such games
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'FarmVille' creator Zynga to go public
Zynga, the online game maker behind "FarmVille" and other popular Facebook pastimes, is going public.
