Adobe Flash is dead. Here’s how to save your game before it’s too late
The tech industry has been calling for the death of Flash for years. Last year, the quiet rumblings calling for its demise turned into...
Club Penguin moves its Island to where kids are: mobile
After 12 years of surviving as a Flash game for web browsers, Club Penguin is moving to the $36 billion mobile business. Disney today...
Chris Heatherly explains Disney’s wild ride in mobile gaming
Disney has the best entertainment brands in the world, and it has been a player in the modern mobile gaming industry for years. But...
How one mobile developer says it has an ‘ethical monetization’ plan for its kids game
Animal Jam, the biggest kids social network game in North America, is making the move from web to mobile this April.
Disney takes its Club Penguin virtual world to the iPad
Disney moves Club Penguin to iPad as Apple allows subscription model.
New social site Kazaana takes extra steps to keep kids safe
Kids have a new (and hopefully safe) place to hang out on the Internet. Kazaana, a developer formerly known as PixyKids, launches its newest social media platform into open beta today.
John Spinale navigates Disney’s push into social gaming (interview)
A talk with John Spinale, Disney Interactive's head of social games, at GamesBeat 2012.
Disney spends millions to keep Club Penguin’s young audience safe
Disney will be spending £3 million on an Internet safety campaign for Club Penguin, an online game designed for young audiences.