Never mind the tactics of Facebook, Google, and other popular online companies; with its latest appeal to developers, MySpace appears to have taken a (good) page out of the AARP’s playbook. The social network has brokered deals with a number of companies so that developers can save money on products and services by teaming up with it.
This isn’t quite the same thing as a discount on a cruise or a free dessert at a nice restaurant; MySpace is trying to keep developers working, not make them leave their desks. The key is that MySpace is trying to make developers’ work cheaper and easier.
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A MySpace spokesperson told WebProNews in an email, "MySpace is announcing Manu Rekhi as the new GM of MySpace Games and Developer Platform. Manu brings to this role an extensive background in strategic business and product development with a variety of companies including Google and Lolapps."



