Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Before Facebook dominated the social networking landscape, there was MySpace. Remember Tom? Remember having a list of your top 8 ...

Myspace is back — or at least, an homage to its essence is. During the pandemic, German-born 18-year-old An used some of his newfound time to create a social media platform called SpaceHey, built in ...

Hackers last week breached the systems of Myspace, the music-focused social networking site now owned by Time Inc., and have attempted to sell data on millions of users in an online forum, Time Inc.

1. Tom Anderson Is Living The Absolute Dream It is hard to believe there was a time before the like button when our biggest stress was deciding which eight friends made the cut for our profile grid.

You probably haven't touched your Myspace account in ages, but you might want to pay it a visit just in case -- as it turns out, it's trivially easy for someone to take control. Security guru ...

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Myspace announced a hacker has stolen username and password information from more 360 million accounts. The social network announced in a blog post that it found out about the hack before this past ...

MySpace, the pioneering but faded website that helped kick off the social-media era during the dot-com boom, says all the music uploaded to the platform between 2003 and 2015 is, well, history. "As a ...

Musicians and fans across the world this week are lamenting the loss of an estimated 50 million songs that once lived on MySpace. The news brings back bittersweet memories of the creative output that ...

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Is MySpace the next Friendster? The next who? Exactly. Once a social network starts to lose its lustre in comparison with a younger, fresher rival, it's on a slippery slope to obscurity. What MySpace ...