MySpace will announce today that its MyAds program is available to the public. By Kamau High, Billboard, The Associated Press MySpace will announce today that its MyAds program is available to the ...

This story was written by Rafat Ali. MySpace's hyping up its expanded self-serve ad service like the second coming of, well, *Google* AdWords. After being in test for almost a year, the company is ...

MySpace launches its self serve ad platform, called My Ads, tonight, which was first talked about a year ago. Like Facebook’s similar product, it allows anyone to quickly create a targeted ad and ...

This story was written by Joseph Tartakoff. In a bid to attract more small-business advertising, News Corp.'s MySpace is launching MySpace Local, which lets members of the social network rate and ...

The SelfServe ad platform is geared toward SMBs, musicians, and politicians who want to customize and target ads to MySpace's users MySpace plans to launch a self-serve advertising service targeted to ...

2) It’s the social network data that matters, stupid. 3) OpenSocial will be big for marketers who want to connect to social network users 4) Google Trends: searches for Facebook nearly equal to ...

MySpace launched a beta version of its do-it-yourself advertising platform today that’s aimed at letting individuals and small businesses create their own ads that can be customized to specific users ...

Social-networking site appears to be rolling out self-service ad creation and targeting service for people who want to promote their band or business on MySpace. Jennifer Guevin was a managing editor ...

Hoping to boost revenue, MySpace Music has begun experimenting with audio advertisements that users must hear if they want to listen to music for free online. The 30-second ads began appearing last ...

For years MySpace seemed to draw its Web-design inspiration from Jackson Pollock’s splatter-it-all-over-the-canvas style. But on Wednesday, the social-networking site took on a more refined look that ...

If you thought MySpace's pending redesign was a sign that the News Corp.-owned social networking site had suddenly developed a sense of aesthetics -- you may want to think again. Instead, it's clear ...