Taylor says, "This business is really, really tough."
Everyone knows that mobile, social, cloud, and data are big freight trains of change that are blowing up old business models and old business practices. But let's face it: that train is in the station. What's next?
With last-minute pleas from American McGee, Spicy Horse's Akaneiro: Demon Hunters hits its Kickstarter target.
The Transporter started as a Kickstarter campaign and is now backed by $6 million in venture capital.
Christie Street, the product-focused funding platform, has just funded its first project. Kickstarter should pay attention.
Last year's $1 million-plus video game Kickstarters share common reasons for their success. Plus, the developers share their campaign tips for 2013.
Guest Post Earlier this month, the Internet learned of a Kickstarter backer who brought a lawsuit against a Kickstarter project creator.
Gas Powered games has reportedly laid off a majority of its staff just four days after launching a Kickstarter campaign.
The world's thinnest watch, made from razor-thin aluminum, the absolute minimum of electronics, and an E Ink display, has now reached 250 percent of its funding goal in just a few days.
Eccentric, unnecessary, and often downright insane, here are the inductees into GamesBeat’s Kickstarter gaming gadget hall of shame.
Kickstarter removed the project as part of its normal procedure for dealing with these type of complaints.
The Atlas analog controller looks like an Xbox 360 pad and connects to Android phones via Bluetooth.
Health companies dominated the deals sector in today's Funding Daily.
Kickstarter released it's "best-of" list for 2012, and the numbers are shocking. 2,41 million people funded at least one project, pledging a total of $319 million -- over $600 per minute over the course of the year. And 18,109 projects were successfully funded.
Studio Frontier Developments successfully raised the millions it requires for its Elite: Dangerous game.
Kickstarter users have been very good to filmmakers, according to the latest funding numbers.
It was definitely the year of the game on Kickstarter.
2012 went by fast. Here are the trends that mattered in gaming.
Big failures and surprise successes marked 2012 for the games industry.
Yesterday the news broke that popular Kickstarter project POP, the portable power station, was canceling the product and refunding the full $139,170 it had collected from backers, due to Apple's refusal to license the Lightning charger in a device that includes multiple charging options.
