NEW YORK (AP) - MySpace says it has extended its search and advertising deal with online search leader Google for several years.
MySpace said Thursday that Google will continue to power News Corp.-owned MySpace’s search and advertising and will provide additional display advertising services. The previous ad-sharing deal between the companies expired in August and was extended for a month while they continued talks.
MySpace is not giving financial terms of the deal. But ad spending has fallen precipitously on the once-mighty online social hub in the age of Facebook and Twitter.
Research firm eMarketer estimates that worldwide ad spending on MySpace will be $297 million in 2011, down 37 percent from $470 million in 2009.
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