Dmitry Shapiro , the founder and CEO of shuttered video site Veoh, is joining MySpace Music today as Chief Technology Officer. Shapiro will report directly to Courtney Holt , President of MySpace Music. In his new role, Shapiro will be "responsible for all aspects of technical developments for the MySpace Music platform", including new versions of artist profiles and tools as well as the overall music experience on MySpace. Shapiro is known for founding Veoh, whose assets were recently sold to Israeli startup Qlipso. Veoh has had a troubled history, facing copyright litigation with Universal Music Group. While the startup Veoh won a summary judgement in its favor last year, the lawsuit proved to be too costly and distracting. Veoh was forced to file for filing for bankruptcy in February.