The once-dominant social network MySpace is revamping its homepage. It's looking a little more like its more popular and populous rival, Facebook, even as it attempts to set itself apart.

MySpace, which realized late last year that it needed to hit the refresh button on its design, layout and functionalities after years of bandaging services together, is now about a week away from ...

MySpace's usual homepage was replaced this evening with a puzzling message, leading many (including this reporter) to initially believe the site may have been hacked. That apparently was not the case.

Friendship doesn’t come cheap at MySpace: the daily advertising value of its home page is close to 1 million dollars, according to AdAge reports. For MySpace, its homepage is its most valuable ...

This story was written by David Kaplan. -- MySpace's new look is better for ads (sub. req.): This summer's MySpace homepage revamp is now more hospitable to brand advertisers, says Pali Research's ...

MySpace may not be the leader in the social networking space anymore, but its free music streaming site, MySpace Music, ... The new homepage is more visually appealing, ...

Since Murdoch bought MySpace for $580 million in 2006, Facebook has rocketed past it in terms of cachet — and users. Facebook now boasts 500 million members – MySpace, 120 million.

"Myspace, a good old ghost town" Don't write out the death certificate just yet: MySpace has been "all but eclipsed by Facebook and Twitter," says Miguel Helft at The New York Times.But even with ...

Myspace Says Your Old Music and Photos May Be Lost Forever Due to Server Issues—Is it a Sign of Every Site's Future? Published Mar 18, 2019 at 12:40 PM EDT Updated Mar 18, 2019 at 12:55 PM EDT.

I've signed into Myspace using my Facebook account. They said you could use your Myspace ID, but apparently, my memory doesn't stretch that far back. The site asks me to identify myself. Am I ...

This is no redesign. It's a new product with a new purpose and a design meant to evoke emotion. And, if you have the patience to get used to a whole new experience, it's addictive.

Last night, MySpace was the epicenter of optimism about the value of social networks, as it threw a party at its new San Francisco offices to launch its new developer platform. The company hopes ...