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Sorrell Seeks His MySpace Moment
(AdWeek.com)
AdWeek.com - NEW YORK Eighteen months ago, Martin Sorrell was among those questioning the wisdom of Rupert Murdoch after he paid $580 million for the company behind MySpace.com. In 2005, Murdoch had embarked on an Internet shopping spree that the WPP CEO described as a "willy-nilly" strategy born of a "considerable degree of panic" that typified the concerns of traditional media owners over the loss of consumer attention and ad revenue. While many thought the News Corp. ... View the Entire Article
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