MySpace News Archive
26-Jan-2009
MySpace & YouTube Choose Videoblogger Winners For Davos (TechCrunch)
The separate YouTube and MySpace competitions to send one very lucky videoblogger to the World Economic Forum conference in Davos, Switzerland are over. Rebecca McQuigg from Los Angeles was chosen to represent the MySpace community. 24 year old Pablo Camacho from Bogotá, Colombia chosen to represent the YouTube community. Their video submissions are embedded above. Rebecca and Pablo ...
Tightening Internet security for kids (Los Angeles Times)
Shoring up kids' safety on the Internet -- and on social networking sites in particular -- has become a hot subject for state and federal legislators. No wonder, then, that sites such as MySpace and Facebook have been at pains to head off regulatory and legislative action with some strong safety measures of their own.
Facebook dethrones MySpace (BizJournals)
Facebook.com grew a dramatic 127 percent in the past year to 222 million visitors in December, and now ranks as the top social networking site worldwide. (GOOG) (MSFT) (YHOO) (EBAY)
MySpace, YouTube Announce Reporters To Cover Davos (WebProNews)
One YouTube user and one MySpace user will be attending the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters following online contests on both sites. The two "Citizen Reporters" will attend the conference and will report back by using MySpace and YouTube . read more
Facebook Gives MySpace a Bronx Cheer (The Motley Fool)
The social superstar just keeps winning.
Free screenings for MySpace film (Channel 4)
An innovative film produced with contributions from MySpace users is to be launched with a series of free screenings, it was announced. Faintheart is the result of MyMovie MashUp, a project which gave users of the social networking website the chance to take part in the movie-making process.
MySpace page shows victim-suspect connection (Boulder Daily Camera)
Just days before Kelsey Shannon went missing, the Broomfield teen left a comment on Alexander Pacheco's MySpace page. "your should call me!!!" she wrote in a typo-laden message on Oct. 6. "i miss you alot. call my house phone. now." The day before, at 10:21 a.m., she posted an image of a candy heart on Pacheco's page that read, "Marry me." Through images, blogs and comments, Pacheco's MySpace ...
MySpace and YouTube Reporters Chosen to Cover the Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
GENEVA----Two ?citizen reporters? from MySpace and YouTubeTM have been invited to attend the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters following online contests on both sites.
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