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MySpace Advertising
What methods of marketing have you tried? Have you tried article marketing? If you have, perhaps your like me and found it doesn’t always pan out as well as people make it seem. So have you tried anything else?
How about the viral systems? I tried those also. Did you? I found it so hard to [...]
Tips How to View Private Myspace Profiles
Author: PJ
We all notice that if you are a MySpace user, you’ve come across some profiles that you’re dying taboo to view but only to catch out that they’re set to private. You realize that the simply way to view their profile is to add them as a friend and hope they accept. Unfortunately, nearly [...]
How To Spam Facebook Like A Pro: An Insider’s Confession
How To Spam Facebook Like A Pro: An Insider’s Confession is a must read article for anyone using Facebook applications.
Thinking Beyond Facebook and Twitter for Social Relevance
When you think about social media marketing or building your social media presence, you probably think about Facebook or Twitter, or perhaps YouTube or MySpace. That’s good. These are some of the top places on the Internet where people are spending their time online.
Music search is Google’s newest tune
The search giant teamed up with News Corp.’s MySpace and streaming service Lala for the Wednesday debut of the new Google music search feature at the historic Capitol Records building in Hollywood.
Microsoft in Talks with MySpace About Music Offering for MSN
Exclusive: Microsoft’s MSN Is in Early Talks With MySpace About Music Tie-Up
by Kara Swisher
Posted on October 27, 2009 at 3:34 AM PT
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Microsoft’s MSN is in preliminary talks with MySpace about using the social networking site’s music service, MySpace Music, to help power music offerings on the giant portal.
While sources at both companies cautioned that the talks are still early, Microsoft (MSFT)–which has its own music site that it programs with original and partnered content–execs are interested in goosing it
Add Me As a Frenemy: MySpace and Facebook Discuss Sharing Content
Add Me As a Frenemy: MySpace and Facebook Discuss Sharing Content.
