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Rupert Murdoch has warned Facebook to 'watch out' or it may end up going the same way as 'crappy MySpace'. The media mogul turned to another social...
MySpace has revealed the first look at its brand-new relaunch. The social network, made famous as one of the first true 'web 2.0' success stories, ...
It's hard to imagine a time without Facebook, but believe me, it existed - I was there. It was a time when everyone strived to have smaller mobile phones and Saddam Hussein was still hiding in a bunker clutching a bag of Funsize Mars Bars and a copy of Nuts Magazine.
This week's relaunch of pioneering social networking site Friends Reunited has brought back memories of all the buzz of using the site. Many people may not have used the site for 10 years or more.
Sometimes, when I'm sat on my own in a darkened room, I like to imagine social networking sites as actual buildings. Allow me to explain.
Since December, when it introduced a new music player, the site has signed up one million new users, the company is expected to announce on Monday. An...
Even while it is still growing, there now are real reasons to believe that Facebook may just become the next web wonder to go down the drain. Believe it or not.
I worked for News Corporation for about two and a half years, until the end of 2009. At first I gloried in the title of Vice President of MySpace, Saf...
During the height of its popularity MySpace Music was synonymous with youth, cutting edge and cool. However, fast forward just a few years and it is a different story. Press reports indicate that News Corp has sold on the company for a diminished $35m, and an estimated 1m US users are leaving MySpace Music every month. So what went wrong?
