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MySpace Ponders Print
When in doubt about proper market exposure, flood it. Looking for every possible way to profit from the purchase of MySpace.com, News Corp., like a good business, is mulling over the profitability of a MySpace magazine aimed at the new generation of hipsters.
Ad Age reports the magazine would most likely be published by the same force behind music mag Nylon, who recently partnered with MySpace on another print venture.
MySpace the Magazine would feature "standout MySpace members," which assumedly would mean MySpace musicians, people with the most friends (?), MySpace generation interests, and social scenes.
And most likely a complete dictionary of the latest IM speak, regularly updated with latest IM slang and krumpin' tips, a la the latest incarnation of Bring It On.
According to the article, MySpace's main concern is its brand and how not to hurt it.
But one might imagine the advertising money could outweigh that concern. This would be a prime target for Google, who just sealed a sweet-heart deal with MySpace, for expanding its AdWords for print experiment.
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