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Nick Increases Emphasis On Gaming And Virtual Worlds By Carving Out New Divisions - 0 Comments
Posted By David Kaplan - Mon 16 Jun 2008 09:43 PM PST

MTV Networks’ (NYSE: VIA) Nickelodeon Kids and Family Group is continuing its emphasis on online gaming and virtual worlds by carving out two separate divisions around those efforts, the company…

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Nickelodeon Expands Virtual Worlds; ‘Hybrid’ Choice of Ad-Support, Paid Subs Coming In ‘09 - 4 Comments
Posted By David Kaplan - Thu 03 Apr 2008 04:46 AM PST

As Nickelodeon continues its gaming and virtual world expansion, we have some more details about the three virtual world sites now in development and plans to introduce a choice of…

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Interview: Steve Youngwood, EVP, Digital Media, MTVN Kids And Family: 1,600 Games For ‘08 - 0 Comments
Posted By David Kaplan - Thu 20 Mar 2008 08:44 AM PST

Earlier this week, Nickelodeon said that it was developing 600 new games. Now the MTVN (NYSE: VIA) unit is clarifying things a bit: it will host 1,600 new games across…

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Nickelodeon’s Game Plan: 600 Casual Games Being Developed; 185 Games Planned For Nick.com Alone - 0 Comments
Posted By David Kaplan - Mon 17 Mar 2008 02:32 PM PST

MTV Networks’ (NYSE: VIA) Nickelodeon is readying the first of 600 casual games that will be introduced across its collection of websites, NYT reports. The games are part of the…

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