Don Mattrick shows his poker hand for turning Zynga around in mobile (interview)
The Zynga CEO is putting his stamp on the company, starting with three new mobile versions of flagship games.
Zynga launches a major overhaul to its flagship poker game
Zynga leaves behind its cartoon style and goes with a more "immersive" look.
With three new games, Zynga is fighting to matter in mobile
For the past couple of years, Zynga’s problem was clear. The social gaming giant dominated the charts on Facebook, but not on mobile. And...
Zynga chief operating officer Downie describes its new gameplan (interview)
Clive Downie says the distinction between casual and hardcore games no longer matters at Zynga. The focus is on great games.
Zynga stock price up 23% after-hours even while the publisher continues to leak monthly active users
Zynga beat Wall Street expectations and announced plans to acquire a thriving mobile studio.
Zynga losses aren’t bad, but the decline in social gamers continues
Daily active users fall from 60 million a year ago to 30 million now.
Analyst: Zynga’s new-CEO honeymoon could end soon as it continues to bleed users
Zynga's games are shedding players at an alarming rate, and the publisher will have to explain how it plans to turn things around if it hopes to maintain the faith of the investment community.
Zynga will not 'pursue a license for real-money [gambling] in the U.S.'
Zynga is sticking to casual social games to make its money in the U.S.
The big debate about the blurring of social casino games and online gambling
Our panel at the Social Casino Summit covered everything from regulating social casino games to the disruption of gambling.
A fiery debate on the regulation of social casino games
Real-money online-gambling companies have to abide by strict regulations to protect players. Should social-casino-game makers be under the same restrictions?