Comprendi’s social-marketing tech makes player acquisition cheaper for Zynga and Kabam (update)
Getting people to install your free-to-play game is expensive, but another new tool is hitting the market to help drive down those costs. Comprendi,...
Facebook named undisputed leader in mobile advertising for app developers
Amid the endless array of companies offering to help developers get their apps discovered, Facebook has emerged as by far the most effective choice....
Twitter Gaming debuts so you can tweet about games in 140 characters
Gamers have a new place to gather on Twitter. The social network has launched @TwitterGaming, a new way to discover, follow, and join conversations...
Fabric Labs announces Twitter integration tools for Unity game developers
Fabric Labs bringing Twitter integration tools to Unity game engine
$1B in ad spend and 2.1B installs: How Singular helps Supercell, Kabam, Twitter
Localytics does analytics, sure, but also mobile marketing automation. Tune is known for attribution and mobile marketing measurement, but just added marketing automation as well. Tapjoy is an ad network, a mobile user acquisition specialist, does app marketing automation, and more.
Mobile Success Landscape: 250 companies, $25B investment, and 15 billion-dollar startups
250 companies with $25 billion in investment and 55,000 employees are helping mobile developers and publishers build the right apps with the right engagement...
So long, Ashley Madison; hello, Tinder: VB App Engagement Index July 2015
Tinder had the biggest increase in app store ranking over the past 30 days, according to new data from SimilarWeb. And games, games, games were...
MS-DOS gameplay in tweets has been disabled for violating Twitter rules
You can no longer play MS-DOS games from the Internet Archive inside tweets, after functionality was switched off for violating Twitter's rules.
You can now embed and play MS-DOS games directly in a tweet
The Internet Archive's treasure trove of MS-DOS computer games can be embedded and played in tweets, in addition to your browser.
This game uses Twitter to make unique dungeons every time you play
Hashtag Dungeon lets players share their levels on Twitter, and then game creates unique maps based on those tweets every time you play.