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Myspace Marketing
No, MySpace isn’t dead. In order to market effectively on MySpace, though, you had better know what you’re up against. If you need to figure out the MySpace community to market to it effectively, we suggest you start here.
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10 Ways MySpace Can Avoid Oblivion-An Open Letter to MySpace CEO Owen Van Natta
Jim Tobin | October 20, 2009 | View Comments
Dear Owen,
Since you moved over from COO of Facebook to become CEO of MySpace, you’ve certainly made a lot of changes to the company. You’ve let one-third of the staff go. Your entire executive team is new.
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MySpace Mail Gets a Makeover: What it could mean for brands
Anne Brannon | August 12, 2009 | View Comments
It’s no secret that online communication is a huge aspect of our lives, whether it be via IM, email, Skype, or any of the plethora of digital communicative services available now. Without IM, how would I chat with Olivia – she sits on the complete opposite side of the office!
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Nielsen Data Reveals MySpace Music Movement
Lisa Braziel | July 22, 2009 | View Comments
We’ve all heard the predictions and discussions from those in the blogosphere around MySpace. However, whether or not you believe that Facebook is going to overthrow MySpace, and Twitter is going to rule over all isn’t really important.
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Windows rolls into MySpace with free music: Behind the scenes
Jim Tobin | June 24, 2009 | View Comments
Starting today, our client Windows is rolling out a new program as a way to debut their new Windows MySpace profile. In a nutshell, Windows is subsidizing your downloading of over 1,000 songs from a selection of bands featured on ReverbNation.com. It’s an interesting marketing program, but it also helps the artists get paid in [...]
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MySpace Goes (High?) Fashion
Jim Tobin | June 28, 2007 | View Comments
MySpace Fashion has launched, an effort by MySpace to chunk their massive user network into groups that advertisers will pay for. So far, they have 50,000 friends on the network. Look for it to become its own tab along with “music” and videos.





