Having earned over $360 million last year, the American company Kabam decided to diversify its business by buying the Phoenix Age studio based in San Francisco. 

How much the Chinese pay in mobile games, how many mobile Internet users there are in Russia, why you should not focus on data collection and analysis – this and not only in our digest of the best materials for the past week. 

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has demanded that Apple introduce a number of changes that tighten the rules for making purchases inside apps for iOS and Mac.

As part of its own analytical tools, Fiksu now allows you to track the cost of installations between platforms. 

Kabam defends F2P; Gazprom takes up the sale of mobile advertising; Immersion explains why games need tactile design – about this and much more in the digest of the industrial press for Thursday, March 6.

One of the most popular gaming services will soon receive a residence permit for iOS and Android, Twitch developers reported on the pages of their official blog.

The authors of the Worms series have announced the launch of a program for publishing third-party projects on the mobile platform market.

At the Winter Nights 2014 conference, Charles Cecil from Revolution Software answered several questions to our editorial staff.

How many clones of Flappy Bird appear every day in stores; what percentage of web page views are shared on Facebook and Twitter; how to create a top gaming application for $99 and three hours – about this and much more in the digest of the industrial press for Wednesday, March 5.

Yesterday on the pages PocketGamer.biz John Jordan’s interesting material has appeared about how game developers play with currency rates in their F2P titles. We offer a short retelling with explanations and additions.

At the Winter Nights 2014 conference, Imran Khan from Nexage answered several questions to our editorial staff.

How to track LTV, whether there is a difference in currency conversion in F2P projects, the 20 most profitable games in the CIS – about this and much more in the digest of the industrial press for Tuesday, March 4.

GungHo celebrates another victory. Puzzle & Dragons has surpassed the milestone of 25 million downloads in Japan alone.

The new studio of Canabalt developers Adam and Rebecca Saltsman (Adam Saltsman, Rebekah Saltsman) is located in Texas and is called Finji. 

Company Mail.ru The Group has published a study “Mobile Internet in Russia”. About its main results – in our material.

In his study “Mobile Internet in Russia” Mail.ru The Group said that in 2013, the mobile games market in Russia “grew to $150 million.”

The iPad no longer dominates the “tablet” market, Gartner announced yesterday. Android has captured this mobile device market as well.

Yesterday we published data from the latest TalkingData survey on the Chinese market. Today, the company shared an infographic based on this research. There is not much new data in it, but we could not get past it.  

Zynga has announced the relaunch of its highest-grossing games; Banner Saga publishers will start publishing independent projects; how Flappy Bird should be monetized – about this and much more in the news digest for Monday, March 3.