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The end of Myspace?

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GaryGyjax

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Apr 04, 2008, 03:06:37 PM

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As businesses start growing too big, consumers tend to drift away for various reasons or the company loses its passion, or values.
Take Microsoft for instance, once a hero now many hate waht they stand for.
Look at any huge business and you will see them lose support.

However we have no idea what the internet will lokk like in 10 years, never mind what myspace will look like.

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marina

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Jun 09, 2008, 07:28:41 AM

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I think myspace will stay in business for 2-3 years no more ,internet is changing daily and some others new attractive sites will arise and take the place of old ones.

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RichKid

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Jun 11, 2008, 01:18:48 AM

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Myspace is just a toy for kids so it will always be around at least for a few generations.

I do admit their new additions to the site are making it much better than facebook, just in IMHO.

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Jul 25, 2008, 12:07:57 AM

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I don't think so.
Myspace has such a huge user base... The only way it will ever die is if the guys behind it, for some god forsaken reason, decide to give up all that money they're making with it and shut it down.
And even in that situation, many clones will pop up, and Facebook will probably become predominant.

smithy

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Sep 06, 2008, 12:40:26 AM

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I don't think Myspace is going to go away. There too many users, millions, and Myspace is trying to develop as new things for social networking are...develops, for lack of a better word. That includes security and spam protection (which will dwindle down as we all get tech savvy and learn to avoid spam)(yeah spam gets advanced also but security advances also leaving spam in a constant "trial" phase). There can be a change in ownership but not a change in people being social.


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