Sentences with phrase «social gaming publisher»

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Mind Candy, headquartered in the United Kingdom, is one of the world's fastest growing social online gaming companies and the global developer, operator and publisher of Moshi Monsters, an online world for kids to share, develop and communicate with their friends in a safe environment.

PR WEB — June 23 — Virtual Greats, a virtual goods and sales distribution system, and Viximo, which provides content, analytics, and virtual currency solutions to publishers (social networks, dating sites, gaming sites, etc) and content creators (brands, media, digital artists), today announced a partnership deal providing publishers with turnkey virtual goods solutions, including an unrivalled library of branded entertainment, sports and fashion content.

Top developers including ZeptoLab, Disney, Glu Mobile Inc., Storm8, Social Gaming Network, Gameloft, G5 Entertainment Inc., and top publishers like Condé Nast, Dow Jones and New York Post, have already integrated Amazon Appstore's In - App Purchasing API and are offering millions of Amazon customers in - app content and subscriptions.

Utilizing features like videos, audio clips, live streaming of social events associated with the book, and even gaming, the innovative process will help authors and publishers offer an even richer experience to their readers.

This sort of isolation may go against the social pulls that gaming publishers are increasingly trying to push, but for me it was absolutely freeing to be left unshackled.

IGN issue was about IGN and their social media, and they are a gaming journalism site, not a maker / publisher of video games.

«OpenFeint's social gaming platform offers an effective solution for developers and publishers to get their games discovered on Android and we're excited to partner with them to bring one of our original hit titles to the platform.»

Renatus is a leading social games publisher in the casual gaming market.

Android users in Finland invited to sign up for pioneering cloud gaming service and social hub - More than 80 developers and publishers to bring 200 + games on demand with no downloads, updates or in - app purchases

Earlier today, social games publisher DeNA (one of the leading mobile gaming firms in Japan) announced plans to develop a social game based on Square Enix's legendary Final Fantasy franchise.

The firm has successfully represented studios, networks, financiers, video and social online game developers, production companies, producers, distributors, publishers, talent, talent agencies, gaming companies, sports leagues and teams, and other entertainment and media clients in virtually every kind of commercial and intellectual property dispute.