Yes, there are still jobs to be had - a few recent finds:

• Creative Director at Momentum agency
• Director of Strategy for FLO TV at Qualcomm
• Head of Marketing & Industry Development at Screen Australia
• Senior Manager, Market Development for Mobile TV & Games at Motorola
• Director of Business and Client Development at Random House
• Creative Department Web Developer at TOM’s Shoes
• CEO at MySpace (well, that’s already filled…)

For more information and specifics, visit New Medici Jobs. In addition, we’ll be highlighting a top headhunter early next week - add your choices in the comments section below.

MySpace’s “loss of face” to Facebook, a rough and tumble economy and a pivotal change of company seats, i.e., Peter Chernin, at News Corp (and MySpace’s own COO and senior technical team’s exodus) has contributed to a major executive facelift of MySpace. While their track record of change with Jeff Berman as President of Sales and Marketing and pitch towards being framed as a “social portal” has helped, the inability to keep up with Facebook’s growth rate and product innovation has forced change at MySpace. With the forthcoming announcement (today) by new CDO Jon Miller of former Facebook COO, Owen Van Natta, to the CEO spot, Fox and Murdoch are betting on social competitiveness to regain position. After the jump, we’ll look at Van Natta, and outside choice, Jason Calacanis’ recommendations.