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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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Zynga Rides FarmVille 3 and Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Boosts to Forecast Strong Bookings for 2021
Zynga forecast annual net bookings above Wall Street estimates, betting on the launch of its upcoming FarmVille game and strong in-game spending in its existing titles such as Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells.
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Facebook's Rules for Accessing User Data Lured More Than Just Cambridge Analytica
Cambridge Analytica broke Facebook's rules, but experts say that the greater problem was that the rules for accessing the social network's information trove were so loose in the first place.
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Alia Bhatt: Star Life Review
Alia Bhatt: Star Life for Android and iOS is India's answer to Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, but is it any good? We tell you in our Alia Bhatt: Star Life review.
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Dawn of Titans Launched for Android, iOS; Critical for Zynga Turnaround
The San Francisco-based company pioneered the business of social games on Facebook.com with early successes such as FarmVille and Words With Friends.
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FarmVille Creator Zynga Taps Former EA Executive as CEO
Zynga named Frank Gibeau as its new CEO, betting on an industry veteran to help accelerate its transition into a mobile games-focused company.
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FarmVille Creator Mark Skaggs to Work With India's Moonfrog Labs
FarmVille creator Mark Skaggs is joining Moonfrog Labs as a game designer and board member.
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FarmVille Creator Zynga Says Will Release a Single Game This Quarter
However, the company said it expected to release 10 new games in 2016.
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FarmVille Creator Quits Zynga
Mark Skaggs, the creator of FarmVille has left the company.
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Playing Farmville on Facebook Cements Familial Bonds
These multi-generational interactions prove social networks are tools that break down both communication and age barriers.
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An App Store Filled With One Hit Wonders
Rovio's CEO steps down in the face of slow earnings and stalled sales - are mobile game studios just one hit wonders?
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Zynga Names Google's Regina Dugan to Board of Directors
Dugan becomes the second female director on Zynga's board alongside former Yahoo executive Ellen Siminoff.
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Farmville 2: Country Escape now available for download on iPhone, iPad and Android devices
Social games pioneer Zynga, set on its heels by a shift away from desktop computers, is out to regain momentum with the mobile-format Farmville.
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Candy Crush maker King sees sour Wall Street debut
The maker of Candy Crush got a sour welcome on Wall Street Wednesday as shares tumbled some 15 percent on its first trading day.
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GTA Maker Take-Two Buys Zynga of FarmVille Fame in $12.7 Billion Deal
GTA and Red Dead Redemption maker Take-Two Interactive has announced that it will be buying FarmVille maker Zynga in a cash-and-stock deal with an enterprise value of about $12.7 billion (roughly Rs. 94,030 crore).
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Zynga Rides FarmVille 3 and Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Boosts to Forecast Strong Bookings for 2021
Zynga forecast annual net bookings above Wall Street estimates, betting on the launch of its upcoming FarmVille game and strong in-game spending in its existing titles such as Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells.
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Facebook's Rules for Accessing User Data Lured More Than Just Cambridge Analytica
Cambridge Analytica broke Facebook's rules, but experts say that the greater problem was that the rules for accessing the social network's information trove were so loose in the first place.
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Alia Bhatt: Star Life Review
Alia Bhatt: Star Life for Android and iOS is India's answer to Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, but is it any good? We tell you in our Alia Bhatt: Star Life review.
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Dawn of Titans Launched for Android, iOS; Critical for Zynga Turnaround
The San Francisco-based company pioneered the business of social games on Facebook.com with early successes such as FarmVille and Words With Friends.
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FarmVille Creator Zynga Taps Former EA Executive as CEO
Zynga named Frank Gibeau as its new CEO, betting on an industry veteran to help accelerate its transition into a mobile games-focused company.
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FarmVille Creator Mark Skaggs to Work With India's Moonfrog Labs
FarmVille creator Mark Skaggs is joining Moonfrog Labs as a game designer and board member.
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FarmVille Creator Zynga Says Will Release a Single Game This Quarter
However, the company said it expected to release 10 new games in 2016.
-
FarmVille Creator Quits Zynga
Mark Skaggs, the creator of FarmVille has left the company.
-
Playing Farmville on Facebook Cements Familial Bonds
These multi-generational interactions prove social networks are tools that break down both communication and age barriers.
-
An App Store Filled With One Hit Wonders
Rovio's CEO steps down in the face of slow earnings and stalled sales - are mobile game studios just one hit wonders?
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Zynga Names Google's Regina Dugan to Board of Directors
Dugan becomes the second female director on Zynga's board alongside former Yahoo executive Ellen Siminoff.
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Farmville 2: Country Escape now available for download on iPhone, iPad and Android devices
Social games pioneer Zynga, set on its heels by a shift away from desktop computers, is out to regain momentum with the mobile-format Farmville.
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Candy Crush maker King sees sour Wall Street debut
The maker of Candy Crush got a sour welcome on Wall Street Wednesday as shares tumbled some 15 percent on its first trading day.
