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MySpace may have given up trying to grab back its glory from Facebook but the former number one social network in the world hasn’t lost its desire to remain relevant. The outfit that was once the number one destination for social networkers in the world has been busy redefining itself among music lovers and rumour [...]
November 25th, 2012 by Anthony West
Ever since MySpace got slaughtered by the juggernaut that is Facebook, many have written it off completely, even with the subsequent sale of the former social networking giant by Rupert Murdock. But the latest ComScore data is suggesting that MySpace may be far from dead—at least not in America. Based on the latest data from [...]
March 2nd, 2012 by Anthony West
Remember when MySpace was the ‘daddy’ of social networking and many people thought its glory days would never end? Well, as history has recorded, MySpace fell terribly from grace and is now struggling to reinvent itself and become viable again. The same question asked of MySpace all those years ago is now being asked of [...]
December 1st, 2011 by Anthony West
When MySpace was the biggest kid on the block, it was truly a force to be reckoned with. The likes of Facebook didn’t stand a ghost of a chance and this was largely the reason Rupert Murdoch and News Corp swooped in and bought the then world’s biggest social network. But a lot has happened [...]
October 26th, 2011 by Anthony West
MySpace clearly hasn’t lost its pride. The former number one destination online for social networking is committed it seems to regaining its former glory, and this time round, the focus will be music. According to MySpace new marketing head, Al Dejewski, the company when it relaunches, will be aiming to compete with the likes of [...]
August 31st, 2011 by Anthony West
There’s no doubt about it, social media makes the world go ‘round. Very few people on the Internet don’t participate on one social media site or another. Many people spend hours a day on websites like Facebook and YouTube. Social media has become a big part of who we are now, and no one seems [...]
August 18th, 2011 by Tony Smith
When MySpace was at its peak, there was a ubiquitous friend that greeted every person that joined. Like it or not, “Tom” was your default friend. That “Tom” who was in fact Tom Anderson, former president and founder of MySpace, is now becoming a go-to expert on the battle between Facebook and Google+. Heavens knows [...]
August 9th, 2011 by Anthony West
There’s a race to reach the top of the social media mountain and with every passing day, the race positions shift. Reports are that professional social media website Linkedin has just surpassed MySpace to become the second largest social networking website by traffic in the US. This past June, Linkedin clocked in at a whopping [...]
July 10th, 2011 by Anthony West
Friendster and MySpace are two social networks that Facebook conquered to become number one. Facebook adapted quick to the trends, which is the reason why it became popular and profitable. It has more than half a billion active users and an upcoming IPO in 2012 that is valued at more than $100 billion. Though Friendster [...]
July 6th, 2011 by Debbie Parker
News Corp recently sold MySpace, which is a perfect example of the risk involved when investing in tech companies. At present, business news are abuzz about tech companies that are expecting to fetch billions from their initial public offerings. Some of the companies include LinkedIn, Pandora, and Zynga. Facebook is also set to go with [...]
July 6th, 2011 by Debbie Parker
MySpace laid off more than half of its 450 employees last Wednesday after News Corporation sold the social networking site to Specific Media. This is more than the initial report that only 150 workers or 37.5 percent of the staff will be terminated as a result of the deal. At present, the MySpace Wikipedia page [...]
July 4th, 2011 by Debbie Parker
After Specific Media bought MySpace from News Corp for $35 million another round of layoffs was immediately announced. This time more than half of the company’s 450 employees got the pink slip. Compare this to two years ago when the company had 1,500 employees and you will immediately get to picture out how times have [...]
July 3rd, 2011 by Chad Buenaflor
It’s hard to fathom how MySpace, a once social-media-behemoth could succumb to it’s present fate. It’s inability to keep pace with the likes of Facebook and Twitter has relegated it to the virtual sidelines. Now to add insult to injury, comes news that it is set to lay off 150 of it’s employees (just over [...]
June 30th, 2011 by Anthony West
News Corp. the owner of MySpace has finally put the once popular social networking website up for bidding. Several venture capital firms are expected to make their bids for the website which experts are estimating will not be less than US$100 million. News Corp. bought MySpace back in 2005 when it was the most popular [...]
April 28th, 2011 by Chad Buenaflor
Now we are noticing a lot of reports that one of the greatest social networking sites, MySpace, is fading day by day. The only possible way out is to cut more stuff, reducing its expenses and attracting more online users. There is also some news that MySpace can become a leaner for possible buyers. Among [...]
April 13th, 2011 by Debbie Parker
The once popular social networking site is rapidly declining as it loses 10 million subscribers a month. Data gathered on MySpace traffic on the months of January to February of this year showed that there was a decline of 14.4% or a drop from 73 million visitors down to 63 million visitors. More bad news [...]
March 29th, 2011 by Chad Buenaflor
The situation with MySpace is going even worse. According to comScroe, the traffic of MySpace dropped 14.4 percent during the first two months of this year. As visiting of MySpace is falling at the speed of light, News Corp. is trying to accelerate the process of selling its once-popular social network by slashing its prices. [...]
March 28th, 2011 by Debbie Parker
MySpace, which was once the most popular social networking site in the world, seems to be biding its time now, anxiously awaiting its future path. However, this hasn’t stopped it from releasing its own mobile application, which allows users to update their profiles using their mobile phones, and keep in touch with the bands that [...]
November 30th, 2010 by Aditya Rayaprolu
