Video game maker Electronic Arts Inc. is indeed serious in their move to online gaming. Just last week, the company released a version of their game “Spore” on Facebook. Now, it announced the acquiring of Playfish Inc. for $275 million – in cash. That’s not all too. According to EA, besides the $275mil upfront cash, [...]
Continue reading →Since everyone’s been saying how MySpace is slowly but steadily becoming obscure less popular because of Facebook, the once-number one social-networking site is doing all it can to gain back that glory. Today, MySpace introduces its new service that’ll bring back some of its once-loyal users, the musicians. The MySpace Artist Dashboard is a free [...]
Continue reading →As Facebook continues to grow, MySpace is uhm, doing the opposite, with its share dropping more than half since last year. According to a report by Experian Hitwise, an Internet monitoring company, Facebook increased its share by more than 190 percent. The No. 1 social network in the U.S. grew from 19 percent in September [...]
Continue reading →The newly revamped Yahoo home page, which will debut today in the US, is supposed to make it easier for users to see what’s happening in other popular sites. The move is part of an overhaul aimed “at recapturing some of the buzz that Yahoo has lost to increasingly popular online hangouts like Facebook, MySpace [...]
Continue reading →Not to Billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch, that’s for sure. And if you don’t know him, he’s the guy who bought MySpace four years ago. Murdoch said these remarks at Allen & Co.’s Sun Valley media and technology conference which was held in Idaho last Thursday. He says he has no interest in buying Twitter, the [...]
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