MySpace joins hands with Black Eyed peas to promote activities

American pop group Black Eyed Peas (eyed Peas) Beijing time December 9 Afternoon news, the United States social networking site MySpace joined the pop group Black Eyed Peas eyed peas to launch the "hijacking" (Hijack) promotional activities.　　Through this activity, stars such as Black Eyed Peas can "temporarily occupy" the MySpace site, while fans have the opportunity to learn more about the personal interests of idols, but also to contact about the stars of new products and exclusive content.　　For example, on the Black Eyed Peas myspace Hijack web site, fans can play the new 8-bit online game, listen to the band's featured playlists, and learn more about Uffigy's favorite Italian fashion brand Emilio Pucci. Non-MySpace users can also browse some of the active content, but only site users have access to souvenirs such as limited band badges.　　One weeks before the campaign began, Black Eyed Peas had just launched the latest album The beginning. The new movie "Gulliver's Travels" by comedy star Jack (Jack Black) will be released next week. He will also launch a three-day hijacking campaign in MySpace before the film is released.　　More stars are expected to participate in the event next year. Sam Wick, senior vice president of MYSPCE, said the project was intended to provide more content to website users, especially those who are well-known worldwide, with the help of celebrity Sham Vick.　　Myspce's position is to become a new content hub and discussion site, and this is a great opportunity to showcase the user experience.　　"We think this is essentially equivalent to a virtual Saturday night broadcast," says Vic, "and the stars can also use the campaign to advertise specific projects." This activity includes not only MySpace, but also advertising on other websites. For example, anyone who accesses the Black Eyed Peas Facebook page will also see a label to advertise "hijacking".　　Celebrities such as the movie star Chris (Chris Brown) also posted information about their activities on Weibo, Vick said. In the one months before the launch of the hijacking, MySpace announced its first planned overhaul as a "leading entertainment terminal site for planners and fans." Mei)