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RockYou To Exclusively Use Facebook Credits For The Next Five Years TechCrunch (Thursday) RockYou, one of the largest developers of social games and applications, this morning announced that it has inked a long-term deal with Facebook. Under the terms of the agreement, RockYou will be making Facebook Credits the exclusive virtual currency in ... |
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RockYou signs five-year deal to support Facebook Credits (exclusive) Venturebeat (Thursday) RockYou and Facebook have signed a five-year agreement in which the social game company will exclusively support the social network’s virtual currency for the next five years. Under the deal, RockYou will adopt Facebook Credits as t... |
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| Tue, June 22 2010 | |
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Playdom raises $33M in funding to fuel social gaming acquisition spree Venturebeat (Tuesday) Playdom said it has raised $33 million in venture funding, presumably to continue the acquisition spree it has been on for the past year as it expands in social gaming. Mountain View, Calif.-based Playdom has now raised a total of $76 mil... |
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| Mon, June 14 2010 | |
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Gaming Firm Zynga Racks Up Huge $147 Million Round From Softbank Asia paidContent (Monday) According to separate reports from Nikkei, Bloomberg and *Reuters*, gaming-company-on-a-tear Zynga has raised a huge $147 million round from Softbank, for expansion into Asia. This deal has been in the works for a few months, with initial talks centered... |
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| Tue, June 8 2010 | |
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RockYou Raises $10 Million PEHub (Tuesday) RockYou, a San Mateo, Calif.-based developer of social network advertising widgets, has raised $10 million in new funding from existing backer Softbank. The company has now raised a total of $127 million, from Softbank, SK Telecom Ventures, DCM, Sequoia Ca... |
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| Mon, June 7 2010 | |
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RockYou Gets $10 Million For Asia Expansion paidContent (Monday) RockYou, the big social networking app developer, has raised $10 million more in funding from SoftBank, which it says it will use to expand in Asia. The company is buying a majority stake in its Asian joint venture, RockYou Asia, which was set up one-an... |
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