In the high-stakes corporate tort system, an elite squad of legal eagles handle lawsuits dealing with "World of Warcraft," "FarmVille," and others in the big business of video games. These are their stories.
Today, details of Gaga and Zynga's partnership have finally come to light, and as you might've guessed, you can tack on one more name to the ever-growing roster of Zynga games: GagaVille.
When Siemens decided to launch its own online social game today called PlantVille--which includes a feature called the PlantVille Café--one couldn't help but wonder whether the global industrial behemoth was taking its cues from the makers of games many of its employees are probably right now.
Last night, Zynga flew some of its top power users out to New York City for a party. Who are these folks? Are they the ones making Zynga's reported $400 million-dollar profit possible and building a virtual goods economy?
