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by Mark Brooks on May 10, 2005
SAN JOSE mercury NEWS -- May 3 -- Move over, Friendster. There's a hotter site on the Web. Teens are turning to Myspaceto keep in touch; 14 million users. Myspace is more than a
personals site. Some musicians are creating pages dedicated to their
work. The site dedicates a section of its home page to 'Myspace Music,'
where unsigned and popular bands alike are profiled with links to their
Myspace sites. It even released a single by the rock group Oasis
that could be heard only on www.myspace.com/oasis FULL ARTICLE @ MERCURY NEWS
Mark Brooks:
MySpace has empowered their users with far more customization
options. They live up to the name 'my space' and that's something
worth talking about apparently...to the tune of 14 million users!
What can online dating companies learn from MySpace? Your comments please...
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