Facebook is moving into mobile games publishing, the company announced today. There has been speculation that the social network would move into publishing for some time--ever since it split with ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Zynga unveiled a slew of new and upcoming releases at its headquarters on Tuesday afternoon, most of which are much more complex than anything Zynga has released before. We're looking ...

Zynga shares are down 7 percent after the social-games maker and Facebook announced they are all but ending their special relationship. Facebook can develop its own games if it chooses to do so, and ...

If you’re wondering how Facebook is going to do ahead of their first quarterly earnings report since entering the public market, the news from its close ally Zynga isn’t a promising sign. Zynga’s ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More In hindsight, Zynga’s business never really made sense. When the gaming ...

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Facebook released its Games of the Year 2013. Which Zynga titles made an appearance? The top game was surprising, but it would seem wise to assume that Zynga titles made a strong showing. Zynga and ...

Zynga has been quickly transforming its business model under the CEO who took over for the company's founder. It's probably fair to say that Mattrick's success or failure as CEO will be determined by ...

Zynga's relationship with Facebook continues to change, as the company today announced some key changes to Zynga.com. "Starting next week, when you visit Zynga.com you will see a new streamlined ...

The two companies amend their agreement. Zynga will no longer have to show Facebook ads, use Facebook credits, or release games exclusively on the Facebook platform. Donna Tam covers Amazon and other ...

It’s good to be friends with Facebook. Zynga, the online video game company, saw its stock soar nearly 20% Thursday after Facebook disclosed that it made 12% of its revenue off the company last year.

A sea change has happened in social gaming. The Zynga era is over. Long live King. It’s not quite dramatic as that as the competition is still fierce for games on social networks and mobile devices.