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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2014 · 26 MIN

Angela Courtin, SVP Of MySpace Discusses Their Phenomenal Success Among Musicians & Teens

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Angela Courtin, SVP Marketing Entertainment & Content for MySpaceIn this historic interview Lon Safko speaks with Angela Courtin, SVP Marketing Entertainment & Content for MySpace.  Angela discusses MySpace is different things to different people, over 70 million people in the U.S. and 120 million people worldwide.In this 16 minute interview Angela clarifies the misconception about MySpace being just for teenagers.  Angela tell us that 85% of MySpace Users are over the age of 18 and that 40% of all moms on-line, are on MySpace.  Angela talks about how MySpace and Disney teeamed up to Launch High School Musical 3 and enganged more than 4,000 schools and had an opening day box office of over $40million.  She also shares how small businesses are benefiting from MySpace MyAds and where one small business increased their revenues by 200%! Social Networking Play Podcast Download Transcript The post Angela Courtin, SVP Of MySpace Discusses Their Phenomenal Success Among Musicians & Teens first appeared on The Social Media Bible.

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