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Bobby Kotick Didn’t Buy Myspace & Friendster is Now a Social Gaming Site

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Activision boss Bobby Kotick didn’t buy Myspace. Someone else will for a measly $35 million (considerably less than the $580 million IGN owner News Corp. paid in 2005). Furthermore, also-dying social network Friendster is now a social gaming hub

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