Via Scoop.it – Social Music Gaming

UBISOFT now anouncing Dance Games on iPad including the MJ Experience
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Via Scoop.it – Social Music Gaming

NEW >> Introducing the Bopler Top 20!Here are this week’s 20 most popular tracks on Bopler Games, all games combined: 1. “Lunar” by David Guetta2. “Ridin’ Solo”, Jason Derulo3. “Young Lions”, Tiësto4. “Party Rock Anthem”, LMFAO5. “Little Bad Girl”, David Guetta6. “I’m In Miami Trick”, LMFAO7. “I’m Like A Lawyer With The Way I’m Always Trying To Get You Off”, Fall Out Boy8. “In My Head”, Jason Derulo9. “Speed Rail”, Tiësto10. “Poison”, Nicole Scherzinger11. “Who’s That Chick”, David Guetta12. “Ace of Spades”, Motörhead13. “Press It Up”, Sean Paul14. “Thnks fr th Mmrs”, Fall Out Boy15. “Yes”, LMFAO16. “Sweat”, David Guetta17. “Love You Like a Love Song”, Selena Gomez18. “Think”, Aretha Franklin19. “Paris”, David Guetta20. “Memories” (instrumental), David Guetta Come back next week for more Bopler Top 20 news!And remember, it’s up to you to shake up this chart: play with your favorite tracks and boost your favorite artists!
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Social gaming company Zynga’s number of users on Facebook jumped 4 percent this week — the first time its number of players has grown since early September — according to AppData.On Sep. 8, the company had 275 million monthly active users, and that number fell to 268 million by Sep. 20. At the beginning of October, it had around 263 million users.Facebook changed the way it calculates active users earlier this month to be more accurate, which brought AppData’s active user estimates more in line with Zynga’s internal metrics. AppData reported Zynga had around 195 million players on Oct. 17, but that number has since risen to 202 million. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/and-were-back-zynga-growing-again-other-social-game-companies-stalling-2011-10?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Triggermail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=SAI%20Select&utm_campaign=SAI%20Select%202011-10-27#ixzz1byIT7tZj
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Via Scoop.it – Social Music Gaming

Even if Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hadn’t been introduced to Spotify two years ago, it was probably inevitable that the two companies would hook up. The European music service had already won millions of fans, thanks to a business model that allowed music nuts to stream any song, instantly, for free. More important, it made it easy for people to share music with one another. This vision—of music as a social experience—fit perfectly with Facebook’s view of the world, which values sharing over all else. And that’s why, when former Facebook president and Napster cofounder Sean Parker discovered Spotify in 2009, he made a point of telling Zuckerberg about it. “I’d never even heard of Spotify, but Sean mentioned it to me one day,” Zuckerberg says. “I was like, wow, this person has built a really cool music product and also understands how you can integrate social things in it.” Within a day, Zuckerberg had updated his Facebook status: Spotify is so good.   Read more
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