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Update: Screen Digest's Steve Bailey adds his comments to the report on the social network's future in gaming

Falls five per cent between 2009 and 2010, but microtransactions are on the rise

Shift to March means better planning, less volatility, claim Wedbush and Screen Digest

Screen Digest: Subs market to reach $2bn by 2014, but WoW's dominance slips

Analyst also feels Kinect has "potential to have more of an impact" than Move

Screen Digest report: goldrush will pay out until 2014 at least

Technology research firm merges with venerable UK games analyst

Software sales increase 12% on 2008; PS3 installed base grows to 1.4m

Screen Digest analyst says companies such as THQ could lose out

Consoles will continue to lead the way for connected devices in living rooms, says analysis

Spending on subscription-based games grew 22 per cent last year to $1.4 billion

Screen Digest analyst also predicts slower PS3 sales on price sensitivity; new IP will be impacted

Screen Digest analyst also identifies long list of new IP for Wii - but questions quality

But the ad-funded market will still prove an important opportunity for brands to connect to customers, says Screen Digest

The in-game advertising trend is taking hold, but what does free cost?

Screen Digest analyst Ed Barton has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that he believes a number of factors will come into play over the course of the Electronic Arts/Take-Two Interactive negotiations, and taken together they will be successful

Screen Digest's David MacQueen runs down the highlights from this year's MWC.

Piers Harding-Rolls, senior games analyst at Screen Digest, believes that while 2007 is firmly the year of Nintendo, 2008 might see some significant change.

Piers Harding-Rolls, senior games analyst at Screen Digest, has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the Activision Blizzard merger is a sound one, and could lead to more deals in the future, providing they make good business sense.

Media intelligence firm Screen Digest has announced the acquisition of California-based Adams Media Research for an undisclosed amount of cash and Screen Digest stock.

Media analyst publication Screen Digest is launching a new service aimed at the games industry, called Games Bulletin.