MySpace is in advanced talks to buy music service iLike for about $20 million, according to Techcrunch, which cites unidentified sources. We have confirmed the talks, and that the deal is separate from its MySpace music venture. …
“Quality journalism is not cheap and an industry that gives away its content is cannibalizing its ability to produce good reporting,” says Rupe.
Harold Mitchell, the founder of one of Australia’s largest advertising groups and a man connected to News Corp locally, said in a radio interview Thursday (local time) that News Corp.
News Corp is to strengthen the video gaming offering on MySpace, in a hope to close the gap on Facebook, which currently courts more users. As reporte…