Flurry chief: Mobile gaming still has plenty of opportunity
And women now spend more time and money than men in mobile games, Simon Khalaf said.
A trio of speakers adds new voices for GamesBeat 2014 on data, virtual reality, and games made in China
Flurry, Survios and FunPlus will help round out our speakers at GamesBeat 2014.
Women are more loyal than men … when it comes to video games
Flurry finds that women spend more time and money on mobile games as well.
Flurry CEO: Mobile has ‘shattered borders;’ developers need to think globally
Flurry chief executive officer Simon Khalaf says that some play mechanics are global and that developers should go after that.
GamesBeat 2013 spotlight: Meet our all-star moderators
We'll have a mix of 23 distinguished moderators, including VentureBeat staff, game journalists, mainstream tech writers, and domain experts.
GamesBeat speaker spotlight: Flurry’s Simon Khalaf on mobile gaming’s maturity
Khalaf's fireside chat will focus on the lessons mobile game companies are learning from traditional games.
Flurry launches market to match mobile advertisers with content in real-time
New Flurry Marketplace will make it easier to place mobile ads that target the right audiences.
The mobile app economy is exploding (so, what else is new?)
Mobile apps generated about $18 billion in 2012, up from virtually nothing in 2008. Now it nearly matches web revenue.
A thousand mobile app publishers stampede to Flurry’s AppSpot ad platform
Advertisers are using Flurry's analytics to target ads at the right mobile consumers.
Videos ad views soar past 100M in August on Flurry mobile network
Flurry generated more than 100 million video views in August for its video ad network service. And those ads are proving to be effective at getting users to install new apps.