Myspace

A Walk Down Memory Lane, and an Addition to it - I believe that even through the speed bump critiques myspace.com goes through, it is an unbelievable way to connect with not only your past and present, but potentially your future. It is a great chance to get in touch with people, peers, and old friends you haven't seen in quite a while, while also the chance to meet new friends. It is also a great way to keep in touch with people you are close with that live out of town, out of state, and even out of the country when the phone is not always easily accessible.

Music is a big part of many people's lives. With people spending more and more time on the internet, online music sources have become increasingly popular. There are a variety of sites. Some of which require payments, and some are not so legal.

Myspace has been revamped into a mainly music website. Here you can browse the charts of the most popular, new releases or on the rise. You can also search playlist similar to Spotify. Unique to Myspace is the music video chart. This is the only website that is visual. It is also the only website that offers music news along with the actual music. Myspace is very easy to use, unlimited and free.

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Myspace was extremely popular a couple of years ago, however since then, its popularity has declined sharply. The rise of artists taking over myspace propelled users to turn to another social networking site. However, myspace did provide the music service to its users, when it had users.

Myspace's main purpose was to serve as a social networking site to its users, but also extended the opportunity for artists to promote music, and in the beginning users appreciated the ability to listen to music. Hence at the time, it served its purpose. Over time, however, the flood of artists and music completely overtook myspace and its main purpose shifted from social networking to artists getting their name heard. This change of purpose weakened the effectiveness of the website. The pros are the ability to easily sign up and keep in contact, but the cons weigh higher because they become an annoyance to users. People do not want to keep in contact with others if the price that comes along with it is being bothered by immature artists. While I have had a myspace, I would not recommend it to friend simply because it no longer serves the purpose it advertises for.

I think that myspace has had its day.
I used it all the time, once upon a time.
I could create interesting pages. Upload photos, make friends, listen to music and find information about rock stars and bands. Then facebook became overpowering. Everybody used facebook and myspace was forgotten about. I still use it now and again but it is really slow and every change that is made is a change for the worse.
So overall OK, but facebook and bebo are better.

Myspace's entertainment is going downhill. After firing their CEO and moving on to hire the old CEO from Facbook, falling from #1 social networking site due to facebook taking the lead, and laying off 100's of employees, I rarely go to myspace anymore. Almost no one has myspace anymore. Everyone is moving on to Facebook. In my opinion ZooLoo is better than both, but who am I? I just deal with social networking as part of my job. If you still use myspace look into other sites. Myspace used to be great. Myspace just can't keep up.

Imeem allows users to create playlists from a huge music library and save them to their profile. Users can share or browse by playlist, artist, or song. In theory this should work great, but the service suffers from a number of technical flaws. Sometimes the songs will only be a 30 second preview, other times the full song, navigation can also be very confusing.

That said, the service still earns 4/4 in my book because of the depth of its library and the ability to work around the flaws and create some great playlists for free.

I use to use it often. I haven't been back in a while. I still have a page. I think the forums are not that great and they should be fixed to be more reader friendly. I think that the clutter that makes up many people's pages should be fixed. I don't think that MORE IS MORE. I think that less is really more. Myspace is one of those places that'll have to fail big time before it realizes that it's no longer as great as it use to be.

Even mentioning it now I don't even want to go and check my page. It doesn't make me want to go back. As a matter of fact it makes me think boring.

Facebook is no better.