Zynga Poaches DeNA's Clive Downie As New COO | TechCrunch
The management shuffle at Zynga continues as new CEO Don Mattrick fills the executive ranks with longtime colleagues and friends from the industry. He’s poached Clive Downie from Japan’s DeNA to be the company’s new COO. Downie has been in the gaming industry for more than 20 years, with 15 years of experience at Electronic Arts overseeing franchises like FIFA Soccer, Need for Speed, Medal of Hono
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Japanese Game Maker on a Buying Spree (Published 2010)
TOKYO � DeNA, a Japanese social game company, said on Tuesday that it would acquire Ngmoco, a Silicon Valley iPhone game developer, for $400 million � one of the largest deals involving an iPhone software company and another sign that Apple’s products are fast becoming the hottest mobile game devices on the market. The acquisition is also the latest in an overseas spending spree by DeNA, which is
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http://techcrunch.com/2012/08/30/ngmoco-dena-freeverse-layoffs/
http://techcrunch.com/2012/02/08/dena-has-big-quarter-acquiree-ngmoco-has-layoffs/
DeNA & ngmoco`s Mobage Exits Beta; First and Third Party Titles Hit Top 25 | Reuters
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DeNA and Ngmoco will launch global mobile social network, starting with Samsung phones
Ngmoco aims to be part of a global social mobile gaming company
http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/12/done-deal-dena-to-announce-ngmoco-acquisition-very-soon/
http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/07/japans-dena-mulling-400-million-acquisition-of-ngmoco/
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