The tremendous growth of the global App Economy — powered by nearly 5.7 million developers, a number tech research firm Vision Mobile expects to grow by about 800,000 this year, shows no signs of ...

Mobile monetisation platform Tapjoy acquired ad mediation company Tapdaq last week, rebranding the latter as Tapdaq by Tapjoy. Tapdaq's London HQ is also being merged with Tapjoy's team in the city ...

Ted Nash is the CEO and co-founder of Tapdaq. In its current state, the App Store is broken and the opportunities it once provided show little sign of returning. In a recent move, Apple delivered yet ...

Tapdaq has launched its unbiased ad mediation platform to help mobile developers earn as much revenue as possible through their in-app advertising. The company, which also enables mobile developers to ...

London based in-app ad platform Tapdaq, which provides indie and mid-sized app developers with an option for driving app installs by selective cross-promotion of other devs’ apps, has announced a $6.5 ...

Some people go through their whole life without finding what they’re passionate about, or only discover it later in life. I’m very fortunate because I found something I was passionate about at a very ...

We are a team of writers, experimenters and researchers providing you with the best advice with zero bias or partiality. London-based Tapdaq, the “world’s first” peer-to-peer mobile advertising ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A fund backed by Britain's biggest banks has agreed to back a fast-growing app-based advertising platform founded by a trio of ...

Tapdaq, a community-driven mobile ad exchange, has raised a $1.4 millon seed round led by Balderton Capital. The company has also wooed over AdMob EMEA’s Russell Buckley as its new Chairman. Tapdaq is ...

London-based Tapdaq, the in-app advertising platform for mobile developers, has secured a Series A funding round of £4.6m. Tapdaq, which was founded in 2012, attracted backing from BGF Ventures, ...

A fund backed by Britain's biggest banks has agreed to back a fast-growing app-based advertising platform founded by a trio of 20-something entrepreneurs. Sky News understands that Tapdaq, which was ...