• The attempt to jumpstart MySpace continues, with the announcement of a number of changes to the company's executive team. Along with news head of revenue and HR, brothers Ali and Hadi Partovi - who joined the social network with the acquisition of their company iLike - will head up business development and technology respectively. The Wall Street Journal takes a look at how the site is trying to recover its cool.
• Sales of virtual goods in America alone are about to hit $1bn, according to a new report from Inside Network (story from VentureBeat). That's a drop in the water compared to virtual currency, however, which - as a feature in this week's Technology Guardian points out are very big money indeed.
• Talking of which, this week's Technology Guardian supplement has hit the streets - featuring our full interview with Martha Lane Fox, a look at Taiwan's trials of smart electricity grid and a bit of musing over the role of camera phones in our lives. All that and much more for £1 from your newsagent, or online here.
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