[PANDAhumpnMONKEY]

liars .___________.

[EDVurd]

1. it was over $500 million; $580 million to be exact.
2. it was newscorp that bought it, not yahoo

[PANDAhumpnMONKEY]

why pay that much for myspace? :?

wierd x_x i dont think anyone's making money from it :?

[mSzura]

PANDAhumpnMONKEY Wrote:why pay that much for myspace? :?

wierd x_x i dont think anyone's making money from it :?

advertising

[Joosh_Drifter]

http://www.myspace.com/modified_spirit

this is iLLusionate btw

[calder12]

PANDAhumpnMONKEY Wrote:why pay that much for myspace? :?

wierd x_x i dont think anyone's making money from it :?

Myspace has become the first place some movies and songs are released it has grown to ridiculous levels in a near record period of time and is one of the few web businesses that makes HUGE money.

Wish I thought of it :?

[PANDAhumpnMONKEY]

I just dont see how people make profit off it, but w/e

[BlackWidow™]

PANDAhumpnMONKEY Wrote:I just dont see how people make profit off it, but w/e

zzzz like zura said.. 'advertising'

myspace has lots of members yeh daniel? myspace will sell advertising spots to companies looking to throw offers at those members..



^verizon & LogMeIn pay myspace a decent amount of money to display those banners on the front page.. (myspace probably has 1000 other companies paying them to display similar banners/ads ) cha-ching$$$

members get a free community service>>>myspace makes money>>>advertisers make money win win situation..

[calder12]

rofl, was gonna do the same thing xD beat me to it.

Plus like I said record companies (is that even what they call em now? lol) and movie studios use Myspace as a prerelease forum for many of their offerings, they aren't doing that for free.

[shmedvig]

http://www.myspace.com/shmedvig