RockYou Headlines
name: RockYou (exP: ROCK); price: 162.68; 
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DeNA and Ngmoco will launch global mobile social network, starting with Samsung phones Venturebeat (Wednesday) Japan’s DeNA and its Ngmoco subsidiary plan to launch a worldwide mobile social gaming network starting in April. As part of that effort, Samsung’s Android phones will use the DeNA Mobage mobile social network. The mobile social gamin... |
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| Fri, December 3 2010 | |
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Ask a VC: Jeremy Liew on Suits, Marijuana, and his most Underrated Investment (TCTV) TechCrunch (Friday) I'm hearing rumors that Ask a VC is getting big in pockets of Harvard Business School, which explains an increasingly sophisticated caliber of email questions over the last few weeks. Appropriately, we had the only suited VC in Silicon Valley on this week ... |
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RockYou acquires TirNua for next-generation 3D social games (exclusive) Venturebeat (Friday) RockYou is announcing today that it has acquired TirNua, a maker of a next-generation 3D game engine for Facebook games. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Lisa Marino, chief operating officer at RockYou, said in an interview that the move wil... |
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| Sat, November 27 2010 | |
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Week in review: Oracle wins huge verdict against SAP Venturebeat (Saturday) Here’s our roundup of the week’s tech business news (shorter than usual due to the Thanksgiving holiday). First, the most popular stories VentureBeat published in the last seven days: Oracle wins a whopping $1.3B verdict against SAP — P... |
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| Wed, November 24 2010 | |
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As its CEO steps down, what’s happening at RockYou? Venturebeat (Wednesday) News broke late yesterday that Lance Tokuda is stepping down from his role as chief executive of social game- and app-maker RockYou. Coming barely more than a month after the company announced substantial layoffs, we started wondering where RockYou is h... |
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| Tue, November 23 2010 | |
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RockYou CEO Lance Tokuda Steps Down TechCrunch (Tuesday) RockYou founder and CEO Lance Tokuda is no longer leading the company, we've confirmed. Tokuda helped found RockYou back in 2005, and led it through several funding rounds totalling nearly $130 million. The change comes at a critical time in RockYou's life... |
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