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Update: Elaboration from Vichi Lestari about Indonesian labor law and whether companies are obliged to follow it. Singapore startup TheMobileGamer (TMG) is going through a shake-up, and this was confirmed

Update: For greater accuracy on facts, we made minor changes to the fourth paragraph based on information we learned from Alvin Yap. At the Founder Institute Singapore graduation event yesterday,

Singapore is considered a developed market, but developing markets are all around it. This evening at a Founder Institute event, TMG’s founder Alvin Yap, who recently raised more than a

Yesterday, Indonesian telco XL Axiata (EXCL:IJ) and gaming platform Kotagames launched a program called the XL Developer Network. The program is meant to help grow the local game developer ecosystem,

Yesterday, Indonesian telco XL Axiata (EXCL:IJ) and gaming platform Kotagames launched a program called the XL Developer Network. The program is meant to help grow the local game developer ecosystem,

Alvin Yap, CEO and founder of TMG Readers may recall when we discussed feature phone business opportunities in Indonesia with Andy Zain. Continuing that discussion, we spoke with Alvin Yap,

If you pay attention to startups in Singapore and Indonesia, you have probably heard about The Mobile Gamer (TMG), a startup that builds mobile games on platforms like mig33, as

This post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click

TMG, or TheMobileGamer, creates mobile social games that run on Kotagames.com such as Club Wars Advance, Trade Wars and Mobile Fight. Last month, we reported that Singapore-based TMG raised $1

Singapore-based TheMobileGamer (TMG) has secured its second round of funding at S$1 million (US$819,000) solely led by One97MobilityFund. This takes the total amount of investment to S$1.5 million with Innosight