News Corp. Chooses Google to Provide MySpace Search
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. choose Google Inc. to provide search for its MySpace.com Web site, handing a defeat to Microsoft Corp.
Google will be the exclusive provider of search and keyword-targeted ads for Fox Interactive sites including MySpace, the companies said today in a statement.
Google, No. 1 in Internet search, agreed to make minimum revenue-sharing payments of $900 million over a three-year period to snatch the business away from Microsoft, owner of the MSN Web site, the companies said. Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft and Mountain View, California-based Google each fought for the premium exposure on MySpace, News Corp.'s popular friend-finder site.
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. choose Google Inc. to provide search for its MySpace.com Web site, handing a defeat to Microsoft Corp.
Google will be the exclusive provider of search and keyword-targeted ads for Fox Interactive sites including MySpace, the companies said today in a statement.
Google, No. 1 in Internet search, agreed to make minimum revenue-sharing payments of $900 million over a three-year period to snatch the business away from Microsoft, owner of the MSN Web site, the companies said. Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft and Mountain View, California-based Google each fought for the premium exposure on MySpace, News Corp.'s popular friend-finder site.
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