By Andy Beal on April 11, 2007
Interpublic Gets a Reprise; There’s a Hole in MySpace Photobucket, Dear Liza; and AMPkeywords No Longer Just for eBay
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It’s a gloomy day in Raleigh, but the news is bright and sunny!
Here are some juicy morsels for you to chew on…
- Congrats to the guys at Reprise Media, they just got acquired by Interpublic.
- According to TechCrunch, MySpace just hates it when another company starts gaining ground. Their solution? They disable your content on their site. That’s what happened with PhotoBucket videos, which are now blocked from MySpace.
- It used to be that only eBay benefited from AMPKeywords PPC service (dis), now anyone can take advantage.
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