Myspace News

West Hollywood - Ted Dhanik is the Chief Executive Officer of Engage BDR, an online media company. He co-founded the company in 2007 and is responsible for managing sales, business development, strategic marketing, client relationship management and content acquisition.

Previously limited to invite only last month, now the newly revamped MySpace is open for all to join. The website's open membership launch coincides with the release of Justin Timberlake's new song. Timberlake is a financial backer of MySpace.

"Myspace" Tom Anderson, who was everyone's first friend on the social networking site, received a message from a fellow Twitter user, and Anderson replied with a zinger that may have been the reason for the heckler deleting his Twitter account.

Back in September Myspace had given a glimpse on what can be expected on the network's major overhaul. Now it seems the company has put the new network live. At this time membership is invitation only.

Myspace has announced yet another redesign as it continues its quest to reinvent itself and become a more visible player in the social media market.

MySpace has plans to relaunch. The once most popular social networking website plans on relaunching sometime later this year.

Tom Anderson, the co-founder of MySpace, recently found himself in a censorship debate, where he criticized the social networking website.

Los Angeles - News Corp held their annual shareholders' meeting yesterday and reportedly sparks flew. This past year has not been a good one for the corporation, due to scandals and financial disasters.

This week Myspace is unveiling their plans to become the top online music destination, with new owner, Specific Media, sharing specifics.

News Corp. is unloading its struggling social media hub to the largest online advertising networks in the U.S. for $35 million. The selling price is a far cry from the $580 million News Corp paid for MySpace in July 2005.