To the "Wall Street Journal Group, the tech blog" All Things D cites "several familiar with the situation" sources. According to this information could be about 50 percent of currently about 1100 MySpace-employees soon lose their jobs. Would be affected by the job cuts, according to the report, especially jobs in the U.S., but also in some other countries.
The decision on these cuts is not yet been made final, so "All Things D". There are clear indications of the problems with the former top dog among the social networks but it too well. The last week of December was free the entire workforce. To save money, interpreted "All Things D". But no: As a reward for hard work, countered shortly thereafter MySpace in an official release.
The decision on these cuts is not yet been made final, so "All Things D". There are clear indications of the problems with the former top dog among the social networks but it too well. The last week of December was free the entire workforce. To save money, interpreted "All Things D". But no: As a reward for hard work, countered shortly thereafter MySpace in an official release.