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Twitter Jumped the Shark, Now It Looks Like MySpace
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter was followed by the reinstatement of banned accounts, introduction of blue ticks for all users, and important policy decisions taken by public Twitter polls. Here's why history may show that this is the moment that the billionaire "jumped the shark".
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Instagram May Soon Let You Add a Song to Your Profile, Feature Reportedly Being Tested
Meta-owned social media platform Instagram is reportedly testing a new feature that will allow its users to add a song to their profile page, similar to what was first seen and made popular in the Myspace era - 2005 to 2008, according to developer and tipster Alessandro Paluzzi.
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Chetan Bhagat Predicts Twitter Will Suffer And Die In 5 Years
42-year-old author Chetan Bhagat claimed that trolls were forcing celebrities off Twitter, and that it going the way of Myspace and Orkut.
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Why You Should Delete the Online Accounts You Don't Use Any More - Right Now
As many as 360 million MySpace accounts turned up for sale Friday in a 33-gigabyte dump online, according to reports that were confirmed Monday by MySpace's parent, Time Inc.
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Myspace Still Exists? Yes, and Now Time Inc. Owns It
Time Inc. did not say Thursday what it paid.
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Friends Reunited, One of the Internet's Oldest Social Networks, Dies at 16
It began in 2000 - a little more than two years before Friendster (RIP) and (slightly later) MySpace launched; and four years before the first iteration of Facebook.
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Another Tech Company Finds the FTC Looking Over Its Shoulder
Snapchat is the newest member of the FTC club that also counts Twitter, Google, Facebook, Myspace, and Path as its members.
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Facebook battles to stay young and cool
Sixteen-year-old Owen Fairchild doesn't hang out at Facebook as much as he did when he was just a kid.
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New Myspace combines social networking with streaming music
There are new features aimed at helping musicians, writers and other artists connect with their followers, an app and a radio function.
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As Facebook matures, is it less fun?
Facebook's predecessors MySpace and Friendster shone brightly but fizzled once finicky teenagers moved on to the next big thing.
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Myspace wants to win tech-savvy hipsters with revamped design
The company's new promotional video offers a 2 minute and 18 second peek into a slick, image heavy site.
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Myspace previews redesigned website
A message atop the myspace.com home page promised "Coming soon. The new Myspace,"
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Myspace and FTC settle privacy dispute
The FTC argues that Myspace violated its privacy policy by providing advertisers with information on users who were viewing particular pages on the site.
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MySpace users can now sync posts to Facebook
MySpace, which recently revamped itself to look more like Facebook, is now allowing users to sync their posts to Facebook, too.That means people on Facebook can see their friends' MySpace items without leaving Facebook. It's a sign the site seeks...
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$430k Love settlement shows tweets can be costly
Courtney Love's settlement of a case sparked by online attacks on a fashion designer show that while Twitter posts may be short, they can also be costly. The singer has agreed to pay Dawn Simorangkir $430,000, plus interest, to settle a lawsuit the designer filed in March 2009 over comments Love made on Twitter and her MySpace blog.
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Twitter Jumped the Shark, Now It Looks Like MySpace
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter was followed by the reinstatement of banned accounts, introduction of blue ticks for all users, and important policy decisions taken by public Twitter polls. Here's why history may show that this is the moment that the billionaire "jumped the shark".
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Instagram May Soon Let You Add a Song to Your Profile, Feature Reportedly Being Tested
Meta-owned social media platform Instagram is reportedly testing a new feature that will allow its users to add a song to their profile page, similar to what was first seen and made popular in the Myspace era - 2005 to 2008, according to developer and tipster Alessandro Paluzzi.
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Chetan Bhagat Predicts Twitter Will Suffer And Die In 5 Years
42-year-old author Chetan Bhagat claimed that trolls were forcing celebrities off Twitter, and that it going the way of Myspace and Orkut.
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Why You Should Delete the Online Accounts You Don't Use Any More - Right Now
As many as 360 million MySpace accounts turned up for sale Friday in a 33-gigabyte dump online, according to reports that were confirmed Monday by MySpace's parent, Time Inc.
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Myspace Still Exists? Yes, and Now Time Inc. Owns It
Time Inc. did not say Thursday what it paid.
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Friends Reunited, One of the Internet's Oldest Social Networks, Dies at 16
It began in 2000 - a little more than two years before Friendster (RIP) and (slightly later) MySpace launched; and four years before the first iteration of Facebook.
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Another Tech Company Finds the FTC Looking Over Its Shoulder
Snapchat is the newest member of the FTC club that also counts Twitter, Google, Facebook, Myspace, and Path as its members.
-
Facebook battles to stay young and cool
Sixteen-year-old Owen Fairchild doesn't hang out at Facebook as much as he did when he was just a kid.
-
New Myspace combines social networking with streaming music
There are new features aimed at helping musicians, writers and other artists connect with their followers, an app and a radio function.
-
As Facebook matures, is it less fun?
Facebook's predecessors MySpace and Friendster shone brightly but fizzled once finicky teenagers moved on to the next big thing.
-
Myspace wants to win tech-savvy hipsters with revamped design
The company's new promotional video offers a 2 minute and 18 second peek into a slick, image heavy site.
-
Myspace previews redesigned website
A message atop the myspace.com home page promised "Coming soon. The new Myspace,"
-
Myspace and FTC settle privacy dispute
The FTC argues that Myspace violated its privacy policy by providing advertisers with information on users who were viewing particular pages on the site.
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MySpace users can now sync posts to Facebook
MySpace, which recently revamped itself to look more like Facebook, is now allowing users to sync their posts to Facebook, too.That means people on Facebook can see their friends' MySpace items without leaving Facebook. It's a sign the site seeks...
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$430k Love settlement shows tweets can be costly
Courtney Love's settlement of a case sparked by online attacks on a fashion designer show that while Twitter posts may be short, they can also be costly. The singer has agreed to pay Dawn Simorangkir $430,000, plus interest, to settle a lawsuit the designer filed in March 2009 over comments Love made on Twitter and her MySpace blog.
