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Facebook tipped to outshine MySpace
Rupert Murdoch will not be happy but the co-founder of MySpace's parent company before it was sold to News Corp in 2005 says the global battle against Facebook is over. Facebook, said Los Angeles-based Brett Brewer, will dominate MySpace in worldwide user numbers. Facebook and MySpace between ...
Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content. Forever." [Your Rights]
Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We Want With Your Content. Forever." [Your ...
consumerist.com — Facebook's terms of service (TOS) used to say that when you closed an account on their network, any rights they claimed to the original content you uploaded would expire. Not anymore. Now, anything... (more) Facebook's New Terms Of Service: "We Can Do Anything We ...
Quinn Spills Value of Facebook Deal
law.com — SAN FRANCISCO Facebook paid the founders of ConnectU $65 million to settle lawsuits accusing Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg of stealing the idea for the wildly successful social-networking Web site, according to a law firm's marketing brochure. Lawyers ... (more) Quinn Spills Value of Facebook Deal
Facebook appraisal pegs company's value at $3.7B
sfgate.com — In a transcript of a June court hearing that was closed to the public, lawyers arguing over a legal settlement revealed Facebook's own appraisal had priced its privately held stock at $8.88 per share, giving it a market value of about $3.7 billion. ... (more) Facebook appraisal pegs company's value at $3.7B
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MySpace's Former Owner: Facebook Will Win - for Now
ReadWriteWeb — Brett Brewer, who co-founded InterMix Media - the company that developed MySpace - and turned a tidy profit when that company and MySpace were sold to NewsCorp for $580 million, says MySpace's ongoing battle for social network supremacy with Facebook won't last much longer. In his opinion, Facebook has already won - but it won't remain a winner for long. Sponsor In an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald, Brewer said: "Clearly, the world eagerly embraced MySpace, but as the average person has ...

MySpace Founder Bets on Facebook, But Only for the Next 2 Years
Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim — It appears that even the co-founder of MySpace is placing his money on Facebook to win the social networking wars–if only for the next couple of years. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald, Brett Brewer co-founder of MySpace who sold the social site to News Corp, said: "There’s a fundamental shift going on," Mr Brewer said. "Both sites are … different. We built MySpace for people to find and connect with people they don’t know. Facebook is … built around connecting with people you already know. ...

MySpace Founder: Facebook Beat Us
GEARFUSE — ... social networking sites within two years by another entrant which will most likely pop up with better user functionality for mobile phones. Brewer sounds spot on. Mobile phones are king in 2009 and if you’re not using a top-tier cellphone (iPhone 3G, Blackberry, G1, etc.), you might as well become a recluse. I see something similar to Twitter and Facebook taking over the web and mobile phone markets by storm in 2010-2011. What do you think? Do you prefer MySpace or Facebook? Link

Facebook beats MySpace, says MySpace
p2pnet news — ... In an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald Brewer, who co-founded InterMix Media, which sold MySpace to Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, “said MySpace would still grow strongly but not as fast as Facebook,” it states, going on: ...

The Next Two Years Belong To Facebook, According To MySpace Founder
WebProNews Feed — ... [image] It appears that even the co-founder of MySpace is placing his money on Facebook to win the social networking wars if only for the next couple of years. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald , Brett Brewer co-founder of MySpace who sold the social site to News Corp, said: There s a fundamental shift going on, Mr Brewer said. Both sites are different. We built MySpace for people to find and connect with people they don t know. Facebook is built around connecting with people you already know. Clearly, the world eagerly embraced MySpace, but as the average person has ...

It Could Have Been a Facebook Week, if not for Social Bar
RotorBlog.com — ... What follows the meme was another buzz generated by a Sydney Morning Herald report saying that  Facebook will soon beat MySpace. This is based on the growing number of Facebook userbase. This came in right after we wrote about the latest ...

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