Internet trolls believe they can extort Zynga into rehiring its employees. Good luck with that.

Zynga is apparently even less ethical than you thought.

It's nice to see that even in times of strife, Zynga's corporate leadership tries to live down to its reputation.

Gaming company Kixeye released a recruitment video lambasting competitors Zynga, EA, and Kabam before donning a unicorn mask and flying away.

Gee, Zynga's board might be full of corrupt thieves? That's terribly surprising, old chap.

Zynga takes a kicking as a prelude to a possible curbstomping.

Facebook, which currently boasts having 483 million daily active users, filed with the SEC for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) yesterday.

Have you ever wondered what kind of people pay actual real-world money to get ahead in "freemium" online games like Mafia Wars or Farmville.

Typically, I'm pretty good at intuitively knowing whether or not something -- a new product or service, etc.