Michael Jones, who served as CEO of the tech company between 2010 and 2011, bought the home back in 2021 for $17.9 million.

If you spent time on the internet in the early-to-mid-2000s, you've probably asked yourself at least once, what ever happened to Myspace? The site was really one of the world's introductions to social ...

Former MySpace CEO Michael Jones just listed his elegant Brewster McLeod-designed home in Aspen for $27 million. Here's a ...

The MySpace fracas proves that it is not; or, at the very least, that you can’t pick and choose which parts of the internet will linger on in the cultural memory.

If Myspace itself doesn't have your old profile stored, there may be another way: a tool fondly referred to as the Wayback Machine. If you were ever an active Myspace user, there's a good chance ...

MySpace was my first interaction with a social media site. Outside of online chat rooms, like MSN Messenger, it offered a space on the web that you could own – much like a blog page.

Like MySpace and the early years of Facebook, Nospace users will have personal and customizable profile pages where they can share casual updates on what they’re up to.

While MySpace has at least twice the traffic and more users than its biggest competitor, Facebook, the younger site is clearly capturing the cachet so crucial to making a social network successful.

This is an excerpt from Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music, out this week via Chicago Review Press.. A lot of things can be said about Rupert Murdoch and the corroding effect he had on the world ...

MySpace now may be the butt of all social media jokes, but there was a time before Facebook, from 2005 to 2008, where it was the de facto social media website. In fact, ...

MySpace.com in 2006 NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images. Of course, at that life stage friendships are so transient. One minute your page was a sea of high school BFFs, all side swept bangs and ...