The developers of Tiny Tower shouldn't be surprised that Zynga blatantly copied their popular game. Zynga's in the business of game cloning. Their latest ripoff, Dream Heights, took its concept and ...

SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Zynga is betting a new crop of games and a self-run Internet service will help it fend off rivals and reduce its reliance on Facebook as it prepares to mount a hotly ...

Zynga announced this morning that they have partnered with Girls Make Games again, as they will host the 2025 Summer Camp Session at their studio. This July, the company will bring in several ...

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The features announced Tuesday include a network designed to provide players of Zynga's games with the same tools whether they are competing on Facebook's online social network, a mobile device or the ...

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Zynga, creator of Farmville and Mafia Wars, announced today that they have purchased Texas-based mobile gaming Newtoy. The company said this is part of their desire to further expand into mobile ...

Social network Raptr has released a report examining Zynga's ability to attract, convert, and engage its audience, and is using it to compare the habits of social gamers and core gamers. “Zynga has ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Social gaming giant Zynga on Thursday reported earnings for the three-month period ended June 30, revealing an overall loss--but there were a few ...

Zynga must pay IBM nearly $45 million in damages after a jury ruled that popular games in its FarmVille series, as well as individual hits like Harry Potter: Puzzles and Spells, infringed on two early ...

Game maker Zynga sued a French competitor, alleging that by using the suffix ‘ville’ in the name of its game, Kobojo wilfully infringes on its trademark rights and is seeking to exploit its social ...