News Corp. today sold Myspace to Specific Media for a reported $35 million today. $35 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at, but News Corp. bought Mysapce for $580 million in 2005. Mysapce has suffered a significant loss in both value and visitors under the News Corp. umbrella. Myspace, the once mighty
It comes as no secret that everyone is talking social networking. Facebook, Myspace, Linkedin, Twitter, Tumblr, and so on. Hundreds of millions of people interact on social media sites each and every day. Who uses what? Where do women go? Where do seniors go? Marketers want to know where their target audience
How much is being spent on social media marketing? A lot. According to Hubspot and CreditLoan advertisers spent $1.7 billion on social media in 2010. We've only seen the tip of that iceberg as business are just starting to embrace social networking. How much is your business spending this year?
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Hitwise, an online competitive intelligence company, reported that Facebook is the most visited website on the internet, beating longtime perennial favorite, Google. Now with 550 million members, Facebook dominates the web with 8.93 percent of ALL U.S. visits, compared to Google's 7.19 percent share. Yahoo! mail finished 3rd with 3.52 percent with Yahoo! at
