In less than two years, MySpace.com has morphed from unadvertised haven for young bards to share their musical talents to a youth-oriented social networking phenomenon with upwards of 32 million registered hipster members. The insight into the young mind has never been so accessible.
WebProWorld. News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch was quick to notice. After lambasting the traditional media's reluctance to embrace online content, the media mogul led a $580 million News Corp. buyout of Intermix Media last July. Though News Corp. vowed not to make any changes to this beloved online hangout, the move drew tremendous criticism not only from MySpace.com rallied a group of investors to offer Intermix $13.50 per share for MySpace, $1.50 per share more than News Corp.'s offer. The offer was rejected. Taylor Behl. Behl, who regularly blogged about her life at her MySpace.com personal website, disappeared during her first week of college. Her community of online friends have wished her (spirit) and her family well in a string of comments after her last entry announcing her move to Richmond, Virginia, to begin college life. While MySpace and sites like it are common knowledge to the world's youth, today's adults are as list of teen tech-trends. MySpace.com, and social networkingSuggest a Correction
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