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    AdMob is the dominant mobile ad player on the Android platform, with an 89% market share AdMob Dominates Android Ad Network Market Share | TechCrunch  
    Added: 11/18/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 11/18/2011
    100% of revenue for Bigpoint is generated through in-game sales of digital items – otherwise all of its titles are free to play Online gaming outfit Bigpoint points to some big numbers  
    Added: 10/28/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/20/2011
    Bigpoint has 200MM registered users, up from 10MM 18 months ago, and now averages 250,000 new users per day Online gaming outfit Bigpoint points to some big numbers  
    Added: 10/28/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/20/2011
    5% of all daily deals sites use animal names Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Mobile takes up 32% of the deal space, compared to the web at 61% and email at 2% Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Just under 20% of daily deals players are in a single market, while 69% of sites are in between 2 and 9 markets, meaning that nearly 90% of sites are in less than 10 markets Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Half of the 350-plus deals sites only offering 1 to 2 deals per day in each market Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    80% of deals are offered by as few as 20 sources. Inventory, then, is still largely controlled by the top deal players, with nearly 70% of inventory controlled by 10 sources, and 40% controlled by the top two Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    There are roughly 30MM US merchants that make less than $100,000 per year and of this group only 6MM are currently processing credit cards Dorsey Delivers 50,000 Squares, Eyes Global Domination  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from TechCrunch Published: 06/03/2010
    Different cultures use different technologies for payments. Japan for instance is using all NFC, Near Field Communication Technologies, all over Africa you're seeing a lot of SMS usage for mobile banking and mobile payments....Here in the US its plastic cards Dorsey Delivers 50,000 Squares, Eyes Global Domination  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from TechCrunch Published: 06/03/2010