To be honest, we weren’t entirely surprised to hear rumors back in February that News Corp. was seeking to hand off MySpace — of course , among the luster seems to have left the once-mighty social network, and Rupert Murdoch’s time nowadays is pretty full running a media empire and saying things in an Australian accent. Word got out this week that the location has landed firmly inside the hands of the broadly-named Specific Media, a digital ad network that apparently couldn’t social gathering a fab $19.1 billion for the primary-place Facebook. In keeping with rumors, the corporate scored MySpace for the rock-bottom price of $35 million, a fragment of the $580 million its predecessor paid a half-dozen years ago. No word on whether Murdoch’s electroclash band will continue to apply the service to advertise its gigs.
NPD: Apple grabs over 1 / 4 of the mobile PC business in Q4 2011 (including iPads), HP tops with laptops
Hauppauge Broadway review



