The inner workings of MySpace Music – along with a lot of stuff users see – may be in for a significant upgrade. The organization announced today that it’s named Dmitry Shapiro, who earned a degree of fame as the founder and former CEO of Veoh, as its chief technology officer.
To provide a little background information: Veoh was a video-sharing site that ran into eventually-crippling problems over its right to show music videos. But Veoh was quite successful for a time, chalking up over 23 million unique visitors one month.
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Fresh off News Corp.’s quarterly earnings report, MySpace has added a new member to its team, and he looks more than capable of helping the site move forward. In fact, the man’s spent a good deal of time working for a certain search giant, and he’ll oversee two businesses on which MySpace is putting more and more emphasis.
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."
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