Bunchball

Like Ning, Bunchball is probably too hard for anyone but developers (game or web) to make the most of.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » Sociable games 2006

Bunchball is an amazing API for which I haven’t devoted enough time to writing an app and getting things working.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » /usr/bin/playsh 2006

Out of the handful of applications on Bebo’s private (and soon-public) platform, one called Bunchball has earned the honor of becoming the first social network application to actually connect users of two social networks (Facebook and Bebo), and synchronously at that.

2007 December Duncan Riley 2005

An industry of third-party companies, such as Bunchball, Badgeville and BigDoor, help companies add these game elements.

latimes.com - News 2010

Others rely on outside firms such as San Jose, Calif.-based Bunchball Inc. and Menlo Park, Calif.-based Badgeville Inc. to "gamify" various business processes including employee training.

Latest Game Theory: Mixing Work and Play Rachel Emma Silverman 2011

At the moment there are two big sites in the in-browser casual games world – Kongregate and Bunchball.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » Bunchball 2007

Whilst Kongregate are making great headway in getting developers on board and providing a real alternative to the big two of Miniclip and Pogo, Bunchball are attacking from the other side.

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » Bunchball 2007

Bunchball are definitely one to watch over the coming months …

Suttree » Casual Games, Social Software » Bunchball 2007

Peter Daboll is chief executive of Bunchball, which helps companies measure and improve customer engagement.

A Web Of Engagement Peter Daboll 2009

They've been leaving for large companies like Microsoft, Google and CBS, but they have also been leaving for up and comers like My Space and startups like the hiring of a new CEO at Bunchball.

Penny Herscher: The New CEO at Yahoo is Urgent to Stop the Brain Drain 2009