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| Nate Silver Wears a Wizard's Hat at Dinner | | Peter Kafka | | Nov 08, 2012 05:59 pm | | | So says New York Times Web producer Eric Owles, who just posted this image to Instagram. Owles describes the other winner of Tuesday's election as "disappointingly sober." Wong, by the way, describes itself as an "Asian" restaurant. It's very good. read more » |
| Zynga Names Rival Game Maker in Trade Secrets Case | | Tricia Duryee | | Nov 08, 2012 03:58 pm | | | Zynga is now also naming Kixeye, a rival game maker, in a lawsuit filed against its former employee Alan Patmore, according to documents filed in court today. The lawsuit accuses Patmore of copying Zynga's "most sensitive and commercially valuable data" and then sharing it with his employer, Kixeye. Zynga further alleges that Kixeye was aware that Patmore was in possession of this data, and on more than one occasion requested that he provide it to Kixeye. Zynga is seeking a restraining order, damages and attorney's fees. read more » |
| Icahn Takes Some More of Take-Two | | John Murrell | | Nov 08, 2012 03:27 pm | | | Activist investor Carl Icahn, who just days ago scared Netflix into a poison pill, has also been piling up shares in videogame developer Take-Two Interactive, which has posted three straight down quarters. Over the past week, according to SEC filings, Icahn's stake has increased from 8.7 percent to 9.6 percent and now to 10.7 percent. read more » |
| More Design Tweaks for Facebook as Friendship Pages Get New Look | | Mike Isaac | | Nov 08, 2012 02:00 pm | | | Facebook will introduce a new layout to its Friendship Pages feature, the company announced Thursday, another in a series of recent visual tweaks for the social networking giant. The design refresh brings a Timeline-esque look to the Friendship section, with a heavier emphasis on photography. The visual refresh will begin with a small percentage of users, gradually rolling out to all users over the coming weeks. read more » |
| AMD Adds Second Director From Abu Dhabi Investment Firm | | Arik Hesseldahl | | Nov 08, 2012 12:57 pm | | | Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices announced today that it had added a new director to its board: Ahmed Yahia Al Idrissi, the second representative from Mubadala Development Company, an investment company funded by Abu Dhabi. Mubadala owns a stake amounting to 19.4 percent of AMD's shares, stemming in part from the spinoff of its chip-manufacturing operations into the company known as GlobalFoundries. read more » |
| New Mobile Game Incubator Execution Labs Opens in Canada | | Tricia Duryee | | Nov 08, 2012 10:49 am | | | Execution Labs, a new incubator focused on the development of mobile games, has launched in Montreal. Participating companies will get funding, shared work space and access to the founders, mentors and marketing partners like GameStop, in return for a revenue share and equity stake. The co-founders are Jason Della Rocca, former director of the International Game Developers Association; Alexandre Pelletier-Normand, former head of deployment at Gameloft; and Keith Katz, former VP Monetization at OpenFeint (now Gree). The incubator has raised more than $1 million from investors, including BDC Venture Capital, Real Ventures and White Star Capital. read more » |
| Amazon Uncorks New Wine Category | | Tricia Duryee | | Nov 08, 2012 07:25 am | | | Amazon is officially entering the wine business, making more than a thousand wines available starting today. While Amazon's wine store emphasizes search and editorial content, the trick with selling wine online is dealing with all the individual state requirements. In Amazon's case, wine will be delivered direct from the winery to a dozen states and the District of Columbia. Shipping costs $9.99 for one to six bottles. read more » |
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