Obviously MySpace has very few friends left to alienate — Tom has long since moved on — but that hasn’t stopped it annoying the hell out of its few remaining fans by forcing through an update to its ...

Myspace, the social network that dominated the early part of this century, has risen from the ashes. Or at least, that's the plan, as Myspace's new website emerges from beta along with a new mobile ...

Remember MySpace, every 90s kid's first introduction to a global social media website? Or Google+, the reputed tech giant's failed attempt at mimicking Facebook? You also probably remember Vine, the ...

In a nutshell: MySpace wasn't the first social networking site to hit the Internet. For many, however, it was their first - and for a while, it was the largest such service in the world. Ultimately, ...

In brief: When MySpace admins "accidentally" deleted 50 million songs from its servers, everybody thought the tracks were gone for good. After all, some of the songs dated clear back to 2003. However, ...

A new Myspace app launched today, featuring a complete redesign and pushing forward with several new ways to interact with other users on the social network. Of course many of you are probably making ...

Myspace – the hot social media website of 2003 – is back. But you won’t find Myspace Tom popping up as your default first friend any more – he’s too busy posting pics on Instagram There aren’t many ...

It's every millennial’s worst nightmare - but if you didn't close down your old Myspace account from the 2000s, then there’s a good chance your old pictures are still out there. Tom Anderson, better ...

The tale of Myspace is a cautionary one. Between 2006 and 2009, Myspace was the place to be for millions of internet citizens all over the world. At its peak, it was valued at as much as $20 billion ...

MySpace has surrendered to the power of Facebook, and users can now send their shared content on MySpace out to Facebook (and Twitter) with just one click. The functionality allows you to push photos, ...

But also, please don’t because it’s almost definitely illegal But also, please don’t because it’s almost definitely illegal is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online ...