Drew B's take on tech PR: MySpace, the Sun and the digital natives

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March 19, 2006

MySpace, the Sun and the digital natives

PR Blogger and Renaissance Chambara are also looking at MySpace's impact on our profession.

RC points out why generation X like blogs and generation Y (the digital natives) like MySpace, and it's really interesting reading. PR Blogger says he read that The Sun is teaming up with MySpace to leverage its online presence, or is it the other way round, as discussed in the comments section in the post.

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Mine is only a thumb nail sketch, interesting people can find out more about the MySpace phenomena from the likes of danah boyd (yes its mean't be lower case) who studies this area.

Posted by: renaissance chambara | March 20, 2006 at 02:02 PM

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