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Industry mourns passing of Qyuki co-founder Samir Bangara
The 46-year-old entrepreneur shot into prominence after engineering the sale of Indiagames to Disney.
When GoQii's Vishal Gondal met old friend and London's deputy mayor for business Rajesh Agarwal
The two have known each other for 17 years.
GOQii raises Rs 88 crore funding led by Cheetah Mobile, New Enterprise Associates
Cheetah Mobile’s investment may also help in GOQii’s expansion in China and on mobilie platforms such as the Mi user interface of Xiaomi.
Paytm’s CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma invests in GOQii Tech
GOQii, founded by angel investor and former Indiagames CEO Vishal Gondal, said the latest funding takes the total amount invested in the Mumbai-based company to about $2.8 million (Rs 17.7 crore).
Disney plans products around sequel to 'ABCD — Any Body Can Dance'
For the sequel, Disney’s youth TV channel bindass will create a unique show based around the film; its gaming arm Indiagames will develop a dance inspired game.
GOQii to raise $20 million to fund global expansion
The US-registered company - founded by entrepreneur Vishal Gondal – currently has its presence in India, Malaysia and Singapore.
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Samir Bangara invests in creative dream project Qyuki, but can he give it a reality check?
Sources tell us that their 'creative social expression platform' (yup, we didn't make that up) dubbed Qyuki.com has raised money from Samir Bangara.
Walt Disney Company to restructure digital assets
The Walt Disney Company India today said it will restructure its digital assets under 'DisneyUTV Digital' to drive growth in segments like mobile, online and interactive TV.
Power of Ideas 2012: Mentoring is about sharpening business idea, says Indiagames founder
More than raising money, mentoring is about building a strong team & sharpening a business idea, says Indiagames founder Vishal Gondal.
What challenges do home-grown game-coders face?
Home-grown game-coders have a huge fan base and cool products too. But are they making enough money? What challenges do they face?
World Cup win: Boom time for online gaming websites IndiaGames, Games2win.com
Big advertisers like Hindustan Unilever and Nokia, which can't ignore the burgeoning traffic in online gaming after the World Cup win, are making sure they are visible in this segment — on both PC and mobile.
UTV to sell stake in Indiagames for Rs 220 crore; stock up
UTV Software Communications is likely to sell its stake in online gaming company Indiagames for around 220-240 crore, a person close to the deal told ET. The deal may close as early as 60-90 days, he said.
UTV to sell stake in Indiagames for Rs 220 crore
UTV Software Communications is likely to sell its stake in online gaming company Indiagames for around 220-240 crore, a person close to the deal told ET.
Mobile game developers promote freemium games
Most mobile game developers in the country including Ibibo, Hungama, Nazara and UTV Indiagames are promoting freemium games or products.
Hungama, Ibibo, Nazara brace up for multiplayer mobile gaming
Leading video game developers such as Hungama, Ibibo.com, Indiagames, Nazara and JumpGames are gearing up to develop next generation of mobile games, which will test your skills against multiple players. And all this would be possible with the advent of 3G.
Online action: Indiagames’ T20 Fever
Indiagames’ T20 Fever is well-timed. But there is little else going for this browser-based game.
Reliance Big TV targets DTH VAS revenue of Rs 100 cr in 5 yrs
Reliance Big TV, the DTH arm of Reliance Communications targets DTH value added services (VAS) revenues of Rs 100-crore in the next 5 years period, a top company official said.
UTV Software to invest $75 mn in gaming biz
Media and entertainment company UTV Software Communications today said it will invest funds to the tune of 75 million dollar in its gaming business and plans to acquire a 51 per cent stake in a mobile content firm in the United States.
Indiagames ties up with Level Up
Indiagames Ltd, online and mobile games company, on Monday announced its partnership with Level Up, a Massively Mutliplayer Online Role Game's Company (MMORPG) to launch two of its popular game titles.
Online gaming firms bet big on prepaid cards
Online gaming firms believe that prepaid cards will be an instant success because in India, teenagers don't have access to credit cards. Being present-able!
Thank GoD for keeping the game on
For all the game freaks who couldn’t get enough action on their handhelds or the PSPs and Xboxes got to thank GoD for keeping the action going.
New found love for gals: Online gaming
Women are hooked to online gaming & many portals line up slew of plans to attract women in a big way.
UTV acquires stakes in UK co, Indiagames for Rs 128 cr
UTV Software Communications, the production and entertainment company, is now making strides into gaming and has acquired a controlling stake in Ignition Entertainment (Ignition) - UK-based console gaming company - and in Indiagames a mobile and broadband gaming company in India, for Rs 128 crore.
Dhruva to raise $5m for India-centric games
Dhruva Interactive is in talks with venture capital funds like Clearstone Venture Partners to raise about $5 million to step up the release of India-centric games.
TOM Online may sell stake in Indiagames
Chinese gaming company TOM Online is looking to sell its stake in Mumbai-based Indiagames.
TOM Online may exit Indiagames
Internet biggies Yahoo, Google and Amazon could line up for a controlling interest in gaming company Indiagames with TOM Online, a Hong Kong-based wireless internet major with 62% stake, considering a $40-45m sell-out.
Get ready for Orkut on your mobile
The huge success of online social networking sites has caught the attention of mobile marketers.
Domestic players warm up to online gaming
The Indian gaming industry is finally coming out of its overriding image as just an outsourcing hub. Global players see India as a great market for gaming, not only for sourcing expertise, but also for selling games.
MTNL to provide gaming service for broadband users
State-run MTNL on Wednesday launched Games On Demand service for its broadband subscribers, under a partnership with mobile games provider firm Indiagames.
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