MySpace must need a giant tax write-off as it’s considering launching a magazine.
Or, as Advertising Age put it “an ink-on-paper magazine.” Lordy, people, it’s not like they’re trying to resurrect the 8-track.
MySpace is considering partnering with “hip music and fashion” magazine Nylon and would “likely cover standout MySpace members and their interests, from music to their social scenes.”
Again, the company must be making too much money. “Start a magazine” hasn’t been a money-making answer to anything in quite some time.
Via Advertising Age
