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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Chartboost announced today that it will expand into the Asia Pacific region with dedicated operations, customer support and language-specific versions of its direct-deal advertising marketplace platform... Read More

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- High-volume games on Android can now sell their own inventory directly to other games, skipping the 50-percent cut that ad networks generally charge. Smaller developers can cross-promote their own games for free... Read More

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Chartboost today announced that it has raised $2 million in its initial round of funding. Investors in this round include TransLink Capital, SK Telecom Ventures and XG Ventures, a former investor in Tapulous... Read More

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Chartboost today announced the availability of its new direct-deal marketplace that enables game publishers to manage the distribution power of their mobile games and monetize the success of a Top-100 app in... Read More

Though serving the needs of the mobile app community’s need to monetize via ads, Chartboost’s marketplace isn’t like a traditional mobile ad network. Instead, it allows game publishers to do direct deals with each other, and avoid having to share huge chunks of their revenue with ad networks... Read More

Chartboost has been working with developers with established presences in Asia, including Animoca in Hong Kong, Com2US, Nexon Mobile and Devsisters in South Korea, as well as TinyCo, Pocket Gems and Storm8 from the US... Read More

[Chartboost] already has partnerships with some of the better-known mobile developers from the region including Hong Kong’s Animoca, along with South Korea’s Com2Us, Nexon and Devsisters and recently expanded to Android... Read More

Chartboost, the newly launched (already profitable) direct deals marketplace for mobile game developers is today announcing its expansion to Android... Read More

[Chartboost] provides the ability for small developers to sell their in-game inventory to larger publishers, or try with click-share campaigns or straight cross promotion of their own releases... Read More

The process is intended to highlight Chartboost's services, which aim to cut out the middle man (the ad networks) and allow developers to contact each other directly... Read More

Ad network alternative and San Francisco start-up Chartboost has raised $2M in its initial round of funding. The San Francisco-based start-up announced itself earlier this month, and offers a platform that... Read More

The new direct-deals mobile advertising marketplace Chartboost is announcing today that it has raised $2 million in Series A funding, after having just launched at the beginning of the October. Investors in this rounded included TransLink Capital... Read More

Set up by ex-members of Tapulous, cross promotion platform Chartboost has announced it's raised $2 million through a Series A round of funding. Funders included TransLink Capital, SK Telecom Ventures and former Tapulous... Read More

Chartboost's real selling point, however, is its focus on cross-promotion: the platform lets developers trade ad space on each other's titles... Read More

New direct-deal advertising marketplace Chartboost launches today, allowing mobile game developers to use cross-promotion techniques to increase the size of their game's user base, and therefore, its revenues. The company was created by former Tapulous... Read More

Formed out of the fires of Disney's acquisition of Tapulous, newcomer Chartboost brings a twist to one of the most interesting parts of the app ecosystem - promotion. Similar to Applifer, but with additional flexibility... Read More

San Francisco-based Chartboost announced its direct-deal mobile game marketplace on Monday, which differs from traditional ad networks by allowing developers to sell ads directly... Read More

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