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question. Q: A colleague at the ad agency I work for has his own MySpace page and is attracting lots ... . MySpace? He's lying. Q: I'm the marketing director at a big London ad agency. Our Christmas party ...
it bought MySpace from News Corp and announced that Justin Timberlake would be a stakeholder. Unconfirmed reports suggested the price was as low as $35m ( 22.5m); News Corp paid $580m ( 361m) for MySpace in 2005 ... MySpace. ...
for Williams (and MySpace sales chief Simon Daglish) at ITV; and all before C hannel 4's long-serving ad chief ...
competition in the market though. Five years ago we might have been talking about MySpace being dominant ...
, the vice-president of UK revenue at ad network and MySpace owner Specific Media , has left the company ...
this possibly have to the age we now live in? In the age of texting, Twittering, Facebook, MySpace, e ...
creativity such as Barclays' 56 Sage Street game and MySpace "fan video". But the creative department ...
WHO IS CHASE CAREY? Carey worked at News Corp from 1988 until 2002. He then took the US satellite company Direct TV into profit. Rejoined News Corp in July 2009, so not part of a team that paid $580 million for MySpace (sold for $35m). Carey is seen as "one of the guys ...
've seen mass online migration in the past. We watched as MySpace hollowed out Friendster. As Napster shut down, people found Limewire, Kazaa and Soulseek. And recently, Facebook has left MySpace gasping ...
What's new in digital?" might just be a misleading question. It's tempting to try to pick the "next big thing". Mobile and social are the new buzzwords, the latter epitomised recently by properties such as Friendster and MySpace. Consumers make these the next big (or dead) thing, just as a track that everyone ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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