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Zynga Defends Acquisition --- Amid Criticism of Deal for OMGPOP, Game Maker Points to Revenue Streams

Sherr, Ian. Wall Street Journal, Eastern edition [New York, N.Y] 24 May 2012: B.4.

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The agreement with DreamWorks, which has advertised inside Zynga games before, will feature banner ads, video trailers and puzzle words related to the animation studio's new movie, "Madagascar 3:

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Zynga Inc. has faced plenty of questions after buying the maker of "Draw Something," a mobile game that was released only six weeks earlier and has since lost popularity. Now the social games company is trying to provide some answers.

The San...