Per the agreement, ThreeFiftyNine will enable XpertX to deliver mobile solutions that allow for the delivery of mobile content across a wide range of devices. ThreeFiftyNine simplifies the delivery of a rich mobile experience to the end user by addressing compliance, administration and distribution of mobile content to any handset. The ultimate objective is to reduce the complexities of the mobile world and simplify the publishing of digital content.
The Internet has changed lives in a number of meaningful ways. It has unleashed a great transformation that has allowed access to information and services through a swipe or a click. Over 85 percent of Americans use the Internet and there are over 900 million users of social media around the world on any given day. As the Internet continues to fuel innovation for American consumers, Tribal governments are rightly pursuing all online opportunities as instruments for economic growth.
The results of a recent Fairleigh Dickinson University Public Mind poll first reported on by Wayne Parry of the
Associated Press do not bode well for online gambling advocates, as respondents were decidedly opposed to legalizing online gambling by over a two-to-one margin; 27% for and 63% against, with 10% undecided or without opinion.
SGMS’ gaming segment benefited most from the WMS acquisition, with revenue up nearly fivefold to $194.2m. Just under $31m of this came via the
Williams Interactive online gaming operations. The social gaming ranks of daily active users more than doubled to 1.3m, thanks in part to the Q1 launch of the
Gold Fish Social Slot.
While
discussions about tech bubbles have been heated, few commentators seem to be targeting their invective at the real underlying bubble: the World Wide Web itself is crumbling.
It feels like mobile gaming is changing so fast that we could use quarterly or maybe daily updates on the state of the industry. That’s why it was good to hang out at the
Mobile Gaming USA event in San Francisco earlier this week, getting downloads from some of the industry’s top minds.
The CEO of Caesars Entertainment says Atlantic City has too many casinos, and that one or more needs to close.
The results for the first quarter 2014 show an 82% increase in net revenue to $124.2m. Net revenues for first quarter 2014 increased by $75.2 million or 49.8% compared with 2013. CIE’s recent acquisition of Pacific Interactive seems to show a significant reasoning for first year contributions.
The Sun Herald newspaper reports that Tilman Fertitta from the family that operates Station Casinos and The Golden Nugget, is less than optimistic on the immediate commercial promise of online gambling.
If OnLive can deliver games over your cable broadband, why not your cable provider itself?
That appears to be the logic that Comcast, the nation’s largest cable service provider, is using, according to a
Reuters report. Comcast is reportedly teaming up with Electronic Arts to stream games over your cable box using the new “X1” interface Comcast is rolling out nationwide.
Candy Crush maker King has reported a revenue of $606.7 million for Q1 2014, with 143 million daily active users spread across its offering of games.
Year-on-year, this revenue is up $401 million - or roughly 194 percent - from King's Q1 2013 revenue of $206 million.
The name Dotty’s wasn’t mentioned once by Clark County commissioners as they tried Wednesday to tweak an ordinance that might stop the proliferation of slot parlors. But it was the popularity of Dotty’s Gaming &Spirits that caused the county and the state to explore ways to rein in Dotty’s in its tracks without hurting
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