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Website: http://www.zynga.com/

Zynga Game Network is the #1 social gaming company on the web. Zynga was founded specifically to add a social element to casual online games because we love games, and we love them most when we’re playing with friends! Social games provide a more fun, competitive and contagious experience. Zynga delivers on the promise of social networks, making it easy to connect with old friends and make new...More»

Address: San Francisco, CA

Employees: 115

Industry: Consumer Internet

Sub-Industry: Entertainment / Game

Legal Structure: Corporation

Ownership: Private

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Management

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Date	Type	Capital Amount	Post-Money Valuation	Investors
01/2008	Seed	10M	Unknown	Reid Hoffman, Bob Pittman, Andy Russell, Avalon Ventures, Clarium Capital, Foundry Group, Pilot Group, Union Square Ventures
07/2008	Series B	29M	Unknown	KPCB, IVP, Union Square Ventures, Foundry Group, Avalon Ventures

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Bullish Opinions (4)	Author/Date	Do you agree?
Beating down on SGN and recent acquisition of YoVille is growing rapidly Add Comment	ryean 08/14/2008		100% 2 votes 2 0% 0
They've got a lot of money in the bank for growth - just added $29M Add Comment	kevins 07/23/2008		100% 8 votes 8 0% 0
Great set of investors 1 comment Add Comment	dave 02/15/2008		100% 9 votes 9 0% 0
They just added Kleiner Perkins to the already impressive list!	kevins	07/23/2008
Large and growing market Add Comment	dave 02/15/2008		88% 8 votes 7 12% 1

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Bearish Opinions (2)	Author/Date	Do you agree?
They don't have quality content Add Comment	ryean 07/24/2008		67% 3 votes 2 33% 1
Monetization proving problematic in the social gaming arena. Add Comment	jamesmhall 06/24/2008		56% 9 votes 5 44% 4