Why MySpace Needs to Change Its Tune...and Fast
Let’s admit that many of us are curious, if not excited, to see what’s going to happen to the new MySpace.
America loves a comeback story, and now that MySpace’s arch nemesis Facebook has somewhat fallen out of favor with the public by instituting cryptic security settings, encouraging spammers, tinkering with its timeline format and overestimating its stock value, MySpace just may be able to thrive by positioning itself as a digital space for musicians and music lovers.
Enlisting Justin Timberlake, of course, is a strong way to begin a rebranding project.
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