Secrets behind MySpace’s success

Mr. S:
L.A. blogger Trent Lapinski, 19 and a collegian, posted this dispatch on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006 at 1:06 a.m. under the heading:
‘WTF: Why doesn’t anyone ask who actually runs MySpace?’ And there was this subhede:
‘After reading about a recent MySpace censorship ploy, it boggles my mind as to why no one asks who the heck actually runs this site.’
After noting that Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe are the nominal props of the place, Trent wrote:
“MySpace is now just over two years old and is one of the biggest websites on the Internet. Yet no one knows where or how it came to be. Isn’t it of millions of people’s concern to know who runs the website they confide in so much …”
“(Updated) I just wish someone besides me, preferably with a newspaper or legal team behind them, would break the full story…”
So now, Trent has written the full story, but it was squelched at one publication after threats of suits for a month of Sundays by the estimable Australian, who may be a secret pommy. So today, eight months after Trent’s initial plea, the MSM still hasn’t deigned to notice the curious circumstances of the sale of Intermix and MySpace to the Murdoch interests, the handing off of a hot tater by shadowy folks named Wiederhorn and COleman, Portland Ore and San Leandro Cal, and the reason their names haven’t hit the mainstream in connection with a site that boasts a hundred million members, many of them children of your children, no doubt, all romping about in a site that has provided plenty of sore eyes.
So, today the hede, is:
“WTF: Why doesn’t anyone ask who actually runs MySpace?’
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The problem with myspace is the wierdos. That’s why I prefer Schlogger, it is a social networking service for college, and university communities in the United States and the United Kingdom. http://www.schlogger.com

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This is very accurate. Users like to feel like they have some say in the development of a project. Although, sometimes you can’t do EVERYTHING that users suggeset. MySpace did a good job of filtering out the changes that will accomodate for the majority of users, rather than just a couple nit picky ones.

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There’s something to be said about a place where you can build a profile and be anyone or anything you want to be.

As the creator of http://www.myspacemastership.com/ and a legend on MySpace with thousands of friends from all over the world, I’ll be the first one to admit the place has its risks… On the flip side, it can also be an incredibly beneficial tool with relatively low risk to use if you follow certain safety rules.

MySpace is the ultimate viral experiment and every day I am amazed at how this just keeps growing.

For those who want to reel it in and tone down the site, I would be very interested in seeing what kind of repercussions putting on some brakes on the site would have.

As someone who spends an obscene amount of time on MySpace, all I can say is catch up with this platform and learn to embrace it as I do not foresee it going anywhere soon.

For the best instructional guide and tool set on how to master MySpace, check out the best selling membership site http://www.myspacemastership.com

Your friend,

His Mastership
George Levy

I like MySpace a lot, but I really don’t like the IM client. Instead I use the eBuddy client at http://www.ebuddy.com. It’s very easy to use, everywhere available and you can even use different chats (like MSN, AOL, Yahoo, AIM, MySpace etc). Also on your mobile Highly recommended!

well myspace is kida like a fun place for teenagers not for me even though i have my on pg./.

i think MySpace is a cool site, nice place to meet new people, online dating etc.

myspace is the funnest thing kids are into now adays i think they should be able to get on at school and at home i think it is rediculous that the schools are trying to teach them how to type but give them no reason to type. so i think they need to unblock it for everybody to be able to use it.

Never had been easier to explode your sales no matter the niche you’re in!

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