MySpace — the once-dominant social media platform that was largely subsumed by Facebook — may have lost a decade's worth of music uploaded by users, the company says. MySpace started in 2003 ...

Forget Snapchat or Instagram. The new social network of the moment is a shameless MySpace clone, created by a student developer who was only a few years old during that site’s heyday.

Remember Myspace? Back in its glory days, it was the go-to social media platform, where users could meet new friends, customize their profiles with glittery wallpaper, and write blog posts ...

He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. If you haven’t deleted your decade-plus old Myspace account yet, now may be the time to do it. As it turns out, it’s been ...

Tiffany Zhong spent the last decade studying social media habits and used the information to create the Gen Z version of Myspace, called Nospace. On top of going to school virtually during the ...

If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. MySpace has confirmed that it has lost millions of songs, photos, and videos that were uploaded to the ...

Social networking company Myspace has apologized for apparently losing 12 years’ worth of music uploaded to its site, following a server migration error – a loss ...

For our next installment, let's set the wayback machine to 2003 — the year that MySpace launched. In the beginning, MySpace was an open social network — meaning you could add friends who were ...

Myspace — do you remember that? It's where everyone's favorite buddy Tom used to hang out. It's where you spent your days engaged in a "Hunger Games"-level battle royale for a high spot in your ...

Myspace, the social network that dominated the early part of this century, has risen from the ashes. Or at least, that's the plan, as Myspace's new website emerges from beta along with a new ...

Myspace – the pioneering social network that was all but left for dead at the dawn of the Facebook era – is relaunching today with a splashy new design emphasizing artists and musicians ...

Despite the decline, Anderson, Myspace’s co-founder, managed to exit the scene with substantial financial gains. Anderson co-launched the platform in 2003 alongside Chris DeWolfe.