Financial Times Writes About MySpace – But Misses The Story
The Financial Times recently wrote about News Corp and MySpace, and describe a strange tactical decision regarding a social media program, saying “that News Corp. dragged its feet over implementing Ajax, a program that allows users to send a message, an e-mail or to post a comment on their friends’ pages without having to open a new browser window.” Yeah, no it isn’t.
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