Comments on: Can MySpace Re-Invent Itself? http://www.sparxoo.com/2009/11/20/can-myspace-re-invent-itself/ Branding Agency specializing in innovation and digital Wed, 18 Apr 2012 16:15:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sam http://www.sparxoo.com/2009/11/20/can-myspace-re-invent-itself/#comment-10047 Sam Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:52:12 +0000 http://sparxoo.com/?p=3661#comment-10047 Nothing that Rupert Murdoch's team does will save Myspace. They are the ones who killed it. Myspace was famous because Users loved the original features. Tom and Users are the ones who made Myspace a success. Myspace was popular, because of its creative and unique features, but after Rupert Murdoch bought it, his people took away all those great features and replaced them with crappy ones, called them Upgrades, but they were really Downgrades. Murdochâ��s people have been trying to turn Myspace into a Facebook ever since. But most Myspace users didnâ��t like Facebook and vice-versa. Now Myspace place is a bad version of Facebook. Myspace is dead, dying. It will never be resurrected, because the great features will never be restored. Murdochâ��s people want it to be like Facebook. Myspace chased away all of its die-hard Users, and now it's losing hundreds of millions of dollars. The mistake Rupert Murdochâ��s people made was not caring about the Users. They made changes that Users didnâ��t want or need, and Users complained, but they didnâ��t give a hoot. They took away personalized Customer Care and gave Users Automated Replies. July 25, 2010: â��MySpace has been seeing a fall in users of up to 49 percent over the past twelve months, as visitors to the site reduce. Online users of the site have dropped from six and a half million to just over three million within one year.â�� Source: http://www.topclickmedia.co.uk/top-click-media-staff-blog/social-networking-site-myspace-in-decline August 12, 2010: â��MySpace unveils â��Facebook-styleâ�� homepageâ�� http://www.wisdeo.com/articles/view_post/8470 I hear in the months ahead that the 3.0 profile version is going to be forced on Myspace Users and CSS code will become obsolete. If thatâ��s true, they might as well bury Myspace. Even if that doesnâ��t happen, the damage is already done and itâ��s irreversible. Myspace used to be my FAVORITE online place. I donâ��t hang out there anymore, because I canâ��t stand the new downgraded features. Besides, Myspace is dead. The majority of Users have left. I never liked Facebook, and now I donâ��t like Myspace. Tomâ��s ingenuity & Users made Myspace place what it was. Both are gone now. All good things come to an end. Nothing that Rupert Murdoch’s team does will save Myspace. They are the ones who killed it.

Myspace was famous because Users loved the original features. Tom and Users are the ones who made Myspace a success.

Myspace was popular, because of its creative and unique features, but after Rupert Murdoch bought it, his people took away all those great features and replaced them with crappy ones, called them Upgrades, but they were really Downgrades. Murdoch�s people have been trying to turn Myspace into a Facebook ever since. But most Myspace users didn�t like Facebook and vice-versa. Now Myspace place is a bad version of Facebook.

Myspace is dead, dying. It will never be resurrected, because the great features will never be restored. Murdochâ��s people want it to be like Facebook. Myspace chased away all of its die-hard Users, and now it’s losing hundreds of millions of dollars.

The mistake Rupert Murdoch�s people made was not caring about the Users. They made changes that Users didn�t want or need, and Users complained, but they didn�t give a hoot. They took away personalized Customer Care and gave Users Automated Replies.

July 25, 2010: �MySpace has been seeing a fall in users of up to 49 percent over the past twelve months, as visitors to the site reduce. Online users of the site have dropped from six and a half million to just over three million within one year.� Source: http://www.topclickmedia.co.uk/top-click-media-staff-blog/social-networking-site-myspace-in-decline

August 12, 2010: �MySpace unveils �Facebook-style� homepage� http://www.wisdeo.com/articles/view_post/8470

I hear in the months ahead that the 3.0 profile version is going to be forced on Myspace Users and CSS code will become obsolete. If that�s true, they might as well bury Myspace. Even if that doesn�t happen, the damage is already done and it�s irreversible.

Myspace used to be my FAVORITE online place. I don�t hang out there anymore, because I can�t stand the new downgraded features. Besides, Myspace is dead. The majority of Users have left. I never liked Facebook, and now I don�t like Myspace.

Tom�s ingenuity & Users made Myspace place what it was. Both are gone now. All good things come to an end.

]]> By: Can MySpace Re-Invent Itself? :Business Supplies http://www.sparxoo.com/2009/11/20/can-myspace-re-invent-itself/#comment-6576 Can MySpace Re-Invent Itself? :Business Supplies Mon, 11 Jan 2010 19:00:31 +0000 http://sparxoo.com/?p=3661#comment-6576 [...] read more about how MySpace can re-invent itself, go to Sparxoo a digital marketing, branding and business development [...] [...] read more about how MySpace can re-invent itself, go to Sparxoo a digital marketing, branding and business development [...]

]]> By: iMeem Acquired by MySpace Music: A New Bright Future for MySpace? http://www.sparxoo.com/2009/11/20/can-myspace-re-invent-itself/#comment-6463 iMeem Acquired by MySpace Music: A New Bright Future for MySpace? Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:23:42 +0000 http://sparxoo.com/?p=3661#comment-6463 [...] Over the past year or so, MySpace has looked to brand itself not so much as a social networking site, which has nearly lost its meaning and cache in the age of Facebook and Twitter, but as a social media and music site. This would be a return to its roots really, as Sparxoo notes. [...] [...] Over the past year or so, MySpace has looked to brand itself not so much as a social networking site, which has nearly lost its meaning and cache in the age of Facebook and Twitter, but as a social media and music site. This would be a return to its roots really, as Sparxoo notes. [...]

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