Dec 14th 2011, 10:07 by The Economist online
ZYNGA and Jive lead up a field of new tech IPOs and video-game giant Activision breaks its own sales record
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ZYNGA is a fraudulent company. It cheats people--it allows illegal online ads, and puts span on people's computers! It then allows people to buy game points with REAL money, and then the game points vanish! Look it up on Wikipedia!
ZENGA IS A FRAUD, AND ITS IPO IS ALSO A FRAUD.