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Sources: Storm8 Raising Huge $300 Million Round At $1 Billion Valuation techcrunch.com/2011/08/03/so… via @techcrunch
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Foursquare to start charging 500k+ merchants for new services |
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New Podcast with Casual Connect coverage and John Sezeder of hi5. http://ow.ly/5P1BR
Dave Roberts just sold PopCap for $1.3 billion, so why does he hate the casual games biz: geekwire.com/2011/dave-rober… #casualconnect
Session: Stop wasting your data! Using data to drive performance. Rajat Kongovi (hi5) #login2011
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Replying to @StevePayne650
@StevePayne650 what was the single point Alex St. John made that persuaded folks that Facebook is not a good gaming platform?! #gaming #lagc
At LA Games conference, where Alex St John managed to persuade some that Facebook is not a good platform for developers. #lagc
@jantonsson you and Alex St. John of @Hi5 look and behaves kinda similar, both have high authority on stage #lagc – at Los Angeles, CA
Mari Baker (@playfirst), Rick Thompson (@wildneedle) debate Alex St. John (@Hi5) & Geof Cook (@myyearbook) on Facebook gaming #gaming #lagc
Facebook debate is up - keep it real people, this will be fun! #lagc
Facrbook as a gaming platform debate up next at LA Games Conference! Fists will fly?
#lagc: two ways to measure - cents per DAU ($.02 for millions of users), DAU/MAU -- approximates engagement. 20% + is good engagement
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NPD mentions $1M/mo in ad revenue for Angry Birds. Not very impressive, actually, given its popularity. At LA Games Conference today. #lagc
April Fool's Day 2011: Best of the Web pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,23… via @pcmag
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hittinsxsw.com Alex St. John Presenting at SXSW Interactive http://bit.ly/eSqRLK #sxsw
Alex St. John at SXSW: Reward those who can't be monetized for entertaining those who can #SXSWi #SXSW #SXSWgames
Alex St. John: polish and refinement -- key aspect of success in online games #SXSWi #SXSW #alexstjohn
#gsummit. usa networks gamified its site and saw users go from 400k to 1 mill. time spent on site went from 4 minutes to up to 28 minutes.
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