Entries in 'zynga' (69)
Zynga shares "worthless"
As Zynga's stock continues to plummet, a leading analyst puts the boot in.
Zynga shares fall as company cuts forecast
Shares dropped to an all-time low of $2.19
SongPop croons past 25m unique players in just three months
And four million people are playing every day.
Nokia takes Zynga titles to Asha Touch phones
100m low end smartphone users to get a taste of Draw Something and Zynga Poker.
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Zynga COO John Schappert quits
Company claims his resignation is not in connection to any of their recent issues.
Retail giant Amazon enters the social gaming market
Amazon Game Studios gives Zynga another thing to worry about.
Zynga's woes continue
August starts badly for the online gaming company as COO is removed from position.
Glu Mobile Q2 2012 results better than expected
Higher revenue from smartphone games responsible.
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Legal investigation into Zynga share sales
Company insiders sold $516m shares shortly before poor fiscal report.
Mobile gaming is the future, says Zynga COO
John Schappert reveals why he left EA for the social gaming publisher.
Zynga makes wager on gambling; poised to buy Ongame
It's going all in for the online poker firm!
Zynga becomes a freak in the sheets; offers virtual sex in The Ville
Family-focused firm fancies frisky fornication for fun factor.
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Zynga reveals mobile partnership programme
Big mobile push as social games giant confirms 22m of its daily active users are on mobile.
Draw Something and Words With Friends head to Lumia and WinPho
But Nokia users will get priority, with exclusive access for the first two months.
Draw Something to get redrawn as a prime time TV show
Pictionary-esque mobile game to hit US network CBS.
Is Zynga in Facebook meltdown?
Reports suggest it's losing five million daily active users a month - and that mobile is to blame.
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Draw Something learns 12 new languages
An attempt to claw back some interest from users.
Most Zynga revenues come from mobile
"Really excited" about the platform.
One-third of Brits are bored of Draw Something
Just 13 per cent still play the game daily.
Zynga buys Wild Needle Games
Makes the bid to nab 'female-focused' staff.







































