Alexander Winn

The Data Economics Company and Smallholder Data Services announce breakthrough in solving data traceability in regenerative agriculture

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Monday, November 21, 2022
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Data Economics Company (DECO) and Smallholder Data Services (SDS) have launched the first deployment of the SDS Platform software to provide visibility, traceability and verification for farmers' regenerative agriculture products from farm-level data and via the Lydion® Engine. As a result, enterprise-level agricultural product buyers from food and clothing manufacturers are able to trace and audit farm products with sufficient certainty to confidently market end products for consumers as "regenerative."

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  • LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Data Economics Company (DECO) and Smallholder Data Services (SDS) have launched the first deployment of the SDS Platform software to provide visibility, traceability and verification for farmers' regenerative agriculture products from farm-level data and via the Lydion Engine .
  • "Regenerative agriculture means each farm's contribution to and relationship with its ecosystem is essential," said SDS co-founder Hugh Locke , president of the Smallholder Farmers Alliance.
  • Smallholder Data Services currently has implemented its technology in Haiti for cotton and Thailand for rubber.
  • SDS enables decentralized and peer-to-peer governance, smart contracts, and context-appropriate agreements sourced from producers' communities, bringing traceability and data utility to smallholder farmers and crop buyers worldwide through the power of data economics and regenerative agriculture.

Experience a Pirate’s Life in Multiplayer Arcade Brawler Plunder Panic, Out Now With Crossplay Between All Major Consoles and Windows PC/Mac

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Friday, September 16, 2022
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Players can play local couch co-op, invite online friends to private lobbies and also go into matchmaking!

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  • Players can play local couch co-op, invite online friends to private lobbies and also go into matchmaking!
  • Teams can coordinate to either collect enough gold, sink an enemy ship with cannons or an explosive rowboat, or defeat the enemy captain.
  • And Plunder Panic features several exciting game modes, including A Pirates Life, Conquest, and Reinforcements to build your pirates infamy.
  • Plunder Panic officially launches on Windows PC/Mac, PlayStation 4|5, Xbox One and Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Steam Deck with full cross-platform play on September 16, 2022.

Tilting Point Acquires Budge Studios, Expanding Into Kids Entertainment

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Wednesday, March 16, 2022
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Tilting Point , a leading free-to-play games publisher, has acquired Budge Studios, one of the worlds biggest mobile developers within the childrens entertainment and education category.

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  • Tilting Point , a leading free-to-play games publisher, has acquired Budge Studios, one of the worlds biggest mobile developers within the childrens entertainment and education category.
  • The acquisition expands Tilting Points audience and enables Tilting Point to enter a new, fast growing edutainment vertical.
  • We love what Budge has built in the kids space, said Kevin Segalla, founder and Co-CEO of Tilting Point.
  • Joining the Tilting Point family is an exciting and huge opportunity for Budge, said David Lipes, Co-CEO of Budge.

Tilting Point Acquires Leading Korea Based Game Developer AN Games

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Thursday, February 3, 2022
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Leading free-to-play games publisher Tilting Point has acquired a majority stake in Korea based game developer AN Games, following their successful partnership to scale the massively multiplayer real-time strategy Sci-Fi mobile game ASTROKINGS.

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  • Leading free-to-play games publisher Tilting Point has acquired a majority stake in Korea based game developer AN Games, following their successful partnership to scale the massively multiplayer real-time strategy Sci-Fi mobile game ASTROKINGS.
  • AN Games immediately elevates Tilting Points presence in Korea and also enables Tilting Point to benefit from AN Games publishing experience in key Asian markets including Korea and Japan.
  • The Tilting Point platform progresses relationships with established partners through its developer network to further accelerate and amplify developer success.
  • Tilting Point will benefit from AN Games publishing capabilities across Asia to bring more games from its portfolio to the region.

Tilting Point Expands Into Hidden Object Genre With Its Acquisition of Publishing Rights for WhaleApp’s Mobile Hit, Hidden Hotel: Miami Mystery

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Wednesday, August 4, 2021
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Tilting Point, a leading free-to-play game publisher, has joined forces with WhaleApp to scale Hidden Hotel: Miami Mystery.

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  • Tilting Point, a leading free-to-play game publisher, has joined forces with WhaleApp to scale Hidden Hotel: Miami Mystery.
  • Tilting Point will become its exclusive publisher worldwide while WhaleApp will continue development and live ops for the game.
  • Since its launch in 2019, Hidden Hotel: Miami Mystery has remained one of the top five grossing hidden object games on the mobile market.
  • Hidden Hotel: Miami Mystery challenges players to test their seek-and-find skills while uncovering secrets, solving puzzles and decorating an old mysterious hotel.