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New York Times reports that MySpace, in a program dubbed “Transmissions”, is inviting musicians to choose a studio and select the songs they want to perform and will then show and sell videos of the performance to its user base of upwards of 200 million accounts as at September 7, 2007, (how many of which are active is hard to say).

As seen on Yahoo! News, Moscow-based media firm SUP announced Monday it has bought blog hosting firm LiveJournal, from its parent company Six Apart, as part of a plan to cultivate an international community of people that author such online diaries.

Smarthouse News reports that LG has launched a new interactive website on Saturday to coincide with the beginning of summer, complete with a virtual household tour, designed to make choosing an air conditioner for summer that much easier. The website at www.lge.com.au/airconditioning, which doesn’t yet offer any information about individual products and their specifications includes a handy page to explain the technical jargon with which consumers...

Adweek reports today that, according to data from Nielsen Monitor-Plus, the top ten advertisers in the United States spent nearly US$700 million less on TV time alone and US$180 million more on digital media during the first three quarters of this year - holding back nearly US$670 million from the media marketplace, which is a 5 percent decline compared to the same period a year...