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MySpace Startups: Startups From MySpace Vets

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Los Angeles-based MySpace has been among the most visible of Southern California's Internet era success stories, although the site--now owned by News Corporation--has had its own share of ups-and-downs, as well as questions about its future. Here are four startups of them, and what they're doing: Demand Media.

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Pervical: Why MySpace Was A Spaghetti-Ball Mess

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Wonder why once dominant social networking site MySpace --once the poster child for the Los Angeles technology startup world failed under News Corp? Former MySpace VP Sean Percival says it was a "spaghetti-ball mess". sean percival lalawag myspace social networking lessons' READ MORE>>.

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RocketFrog Launches With $2M, MySpace's Anderson

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Los Angeles-based RocketFrog , a new startup developing casino games on Facebook, launched Tuesday, saying that it has raised $2M in angel funding, and also added MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson as an advisor. VentureWire reports that RocketFrog's investors include Brody Jenner, the son of Olympian Bruce Jenner.

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Zuma Ventures: Creating A New Technology Startup Model

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David Carter and Allen Hurff are two startup veterans, who believe they have a new formula to help create early stage, technology companies, through their new "startup studio", Zuma Ventures (www.zumavc.com). We sat down with David and Allen to learn more about how the company wants to change how startups are created.

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MySpace: We're Not Selling User Data

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Los Angeles-based MySpace , under fire for selling its user data, said today that it is not selling its data. Tags: myspace user data infochimps scandal. READ MORE>>.

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Zuma Ventures Takes On Early Stage Startups

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Two, Los Angeles area startup veterans-- David Carter and Allen Hurff --launched a new "venture studEio" Tuesday morning aimed at helping to create and incubate early stage startups. the startup studio headed by Mike Jones.

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MySpace, Ad.ly Link On In-Stream Advertising

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Los Angeles-based MySpace and startup Ad.ly , also based in LA, said today that they have linked in an in-stream advertising deal. According to MySpace, it will use Ad.ly to enable content creators to reach fans in the MySpace stream. The link with MySpace pulls Ad.ly Suster also runs Launchpad LA.