July 11th, 2006
According to Hitwise, MySpace accelerated past Yahoo and Google…in terms of visits, that is.
No word yet on whether revenue growth has matched traffic growth. I’m on the edge of my seat to see the next News Corp quarterly earnings report. If the revenue curve matches the traffic curve, I’ll be the first to agree with Jeff Clavier and the many others who have declared News Corp’s acquisition of MySpace for $580M a “bargain.”
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