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valleywag.gawker.com - 3/17/2009

Is Chris DeWolfe on His Way Out at MySpace?

— valleywag.gawker.com — Bad days for MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe : A tell-all book about the lowbrow social network's shady... origins is hitting the shelves as a Wall Street analyst predicts layoffs. How long will he last? Rupert Murdoch's media empire, which stretches from ... (more) Is Chris DeWolfe on His Way Out at MySpace?

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myspace.com - 3/18/2009

MySpace ID Sample Application

— myspace.com — MySpaceID provides a social layer that allows MySpace users to easily come into your site and get... going by bringing their identity with them. You can now leverage the strengths of MySpace's massive platform to power compelling social functionality in ... (more) MySpace ID Sample Application

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blogs.barrons.com - 3/17/2009

MySpace: Pali Sees Big Rev Drop; Expects Layoffs

— blogs.barrons.com — The time has come for big changes at MySpace , according to Pali Research analyst Richard Greenfield... . In a research note this morning, Greenfield asserts that, with just over a year to go on the News Corp . (NWS) unit’s search advertising ... (more) MySpace: Pali Sees Big Rev Drop; Expects Layoffs

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A Look At The Improved MySpace Music
TechCrunch — ... has conceded that it wasn’t very user-friendly and didn’t bring many new features to the table. The initial launch of MySpace Music was mostly about laying the groundwork to build a sustainable business. Now, the site is shifting focus to deliver what its consumers want. ...

MySpace Music Reinventing Itself After Foul-ups
Technologizer — ... Unfortunately, the service had some serious usability issues, such as limits on playlist size and a slow music player, and the song selection wasn’t comprehensive. Courtney Holt, who stepped in to lead MySpace Music in January, three months after launch, is candid about the problems in his chat with Wired, calling the original service “plumbing and a playlist.” He covers similar ground as he did in a New York Times Bits interview from March, when the service started adding new features and improving the interface. Perhaps Holt is trying to get the word out that ...