Tax cuts don't drive companies to hire -- but growth in demand does. This comes to mind in considering MocoSpace, a mobile gaming site that helps gamers make new friends, that was founded by two ...

Mobile social network MocoSpace is generating revenue from Street Wars, the first mobile browser-based social game on the MocoSpace Game Platform via virtual currency. In just over one month, Street ...

BOSTON - This month MocoSpace, the largest entertainment destination on the mobile web, is reporting strong results for Street Wars, the first mobile browser-based social game on the MocoSpace Game ...

MocoSpace, the social gaming and entertainment company, has added another $1 million to fund HTML5 development of mobile games. Specifics of the financing, which will be used to develop apps for ...

MocoSpace, the venture-backed Boston mobile social network publisher, is offering $1 million for developers to build mobile games, TechCrunch reported yesterday. Outsourced development is nothing new ...

BOSTON - MocoSpace, the largest entertainment destination on the mobile Internet, today announces the launch of a $1million HTML5 Mobile Game Developer Fund to accelerate the development of games ...

Announced a the end of February, mobile games portal MocoSpace has unveiled the first three studios set to benefit from its $1 million strong fund to foster HTML5 development. The venture is designed ...

MocoSpace has made a big bet that browser-based games will take off on mobile phones as the mobile web comes of age. And now SoftBank Capital is making a bet that MocoSpace is right about that.

MocoSpace, a mobile social network startup, says it is on a tear. The Boston-based company will reach $12 million in revenue this year, MocoSpace co-founder and chief executive Justin Siegel tells ...

Forget watching the big social networks slug it out for market share. People want to take their social networks with them when they step away from the computer. That means applications have to be ...

Since news broke last week that NewsCorp had retained investment bank Allen & Co to explore selling Myspace, several companies claimed to be in the market to buy the social media platform. All of whic ...