MySpace to Launch Advertising Service
MySpace, a division of News Corp. (NYSE:NWS), has plans to launch a self-serve advertising service targeted at small and midsize businesses and anyone els... Read story
MySpace, a division of News Corp. (NYSE:NWS), has plans to launch a self-serve advertising service targeted at small and midsize businesses and anyone els... Read story
The platform allows advertisers to build, maintain and customize brand profiles. Read story
The social networking giant unveils a low-cost do-it-yourself advertising tool. Read story
Should your company have a MySpace page? Plus, what to do when your ad campaign bombs. Read story
Feb. 28, 2007 -- Geebo.com, a Sacramento, Calif.-based classified-advertising website, has partnered with Yahoo, Google, and MySpace to e... Read story
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Marketing your small business on Facebook and MySpace. Read story
A survey finds employers are turning to social networking sites in the hunt for talent. Read story
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A smart video campaign can generate low-cost buzz. Here's how Heelys does it. Read story
For companies that market to niches, one of these specialized social networks may be a better value. Read story
Your next customers are a few clicks away. Read story
Jonathan Abrams created the first online social network and enlisted Silicon Valley's best and brightest to run it. Yet Friendster flamed out spectacularly. ... Read story
Isn't the concept of a giant website a bit passé? Read story
Mark Zuckerberg created a virtual town square for Generation Y. Is his business really worth $2 billion? Read story
How to get in on the YouTube craze. Read story
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Why a job title left over from the dot-com days is suddenly ubiquitous. Read story
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Most consumers friend a brand on Facebook and Myspace to receive special offers; less likely to follow a brand on twitter. Read story
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The company pioneered blog software. But with the advent of social networking, was it ready to branch out? Read story
If you're going to venture into social networking, blogging, even video, as business-building strategies, you need to think about your customers -- and be re... Read story
All that friending and superpoking wastes a lot of time at the office -- and could be costing companies billions in lost productivity. Why a growing number o... Read story
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Friendster's Footsteps The rise and fall of Friendster is a great reminder of why we're entrepreneurs ["Read story
Some of the best business ideas happen almost by accident. From the inventors of the Slinky to the couple behind the software that powers much of the blogosp... Read story
Probably not. But according to some estimates, the NCAA basketball tournament could cost the U.S. economy almost $2 billion in lost productivity. Why it's ea... Read story
Google's purchase of YouTube has reignited worries of another dot-com bust. We turned our questions to Geoff Cook, the 26-year-old founder of myYearbook.com,... Read story
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Bebo's founders talk about selling their three-year-old company to AOL for a princely sum -- and what they plan to do next Read story
Figuring out what is ethical--a challenge under any circumstances--is trickier than ever in the Internet age. Read story
Jared Polis sold his company for $780 million at the height of the first dot-com bubble. Now the serial entrepreneur has won a Democratic seat in Congress. Read story
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