http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/ Sat, 26 May 2012 10:09:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/comment-page-1/#comment-14966 Mik Gobel Tue, 30 Dec 2008 06:02:44 +0000 http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/#comment-14966 No. MySpace Music and MySpace in general will be a trendy thing of the past by the end of 2009. Since the new venture with record labels and the abandonment of those who built myspace being dumped into a sludge bin. It is doomed to fail. 90% of people I know who have myspace sites have slowly drifting away, signing in less often or not signing in at all. The indie and unsigned chaarts have been eliminated and the music players don't function properly since October 2008. This leaves little reason for musicians to be there anymore. The big label artist don't tend their own sites, thus Tom Anderson and the crew will be manning a 2 billion dollar site with nobody there. To regular myspace people, the novelty is gone. It is a corporate blunder. The failing music industry will take MySpace down with them. People will move on. Yes, people. We are living breathing people, not consumer numbers. The very thing that drove people to myspace will be their reason to leave. They started MySpace by giving their space. Now, big biz has become the landlord. Take that space away and replace it with commercialism and the will flee as fast as they came. Mark my words. Unless MySpace realizes the mistake, it will become another failed idea, ruined by greed, poor foresight and failure to grasp what made it worth 2 billion in the first place. Sell your MySpace stock NOW. No. MySpace Music and MySpace in general will be a trendy thing of the past by the end of 2009. Since the new venture with record labels and the abandonment of those who built myspace being dumped into a sludge bin. It is doomed to fail. 90% of people I know who have myspace sites have slowly drifting away, signing in less often or not signing in at all. The indie and unsigned chaarts have been eliminated and the music players don’t function properly since October 2008. This leaves little reason for musicians to be there anymore. The big label artist don’t tend their own sites, thus Tom Anderson and the crew will be manning a 2 billion dollar site with nobody there. To regular myspace people, the novelty is gone. It is a corporate blunder. The failing music industry will take MySpace down with them. People will move on. Yes, people. We are living breathing people, not consumer numbers. The very thing that drove people to myspace will be their reason to leave. They started MySpace by giving their space. Now, big biz has become the landlord. Take that space away and replace it with commercialism and the will flee as fast as they came. Mark my words. Unless MySpace realizes the mistake, it will become another failed idea, ruined by greed, poor foresight and failure to grasp what made it worth 2 billion in the first place. Sell your MySpace stock NOW.

]]> http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/comment-page-1/#comment-10669 MySpace Music’s screenshots | Startup Meme Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:36:25 +0000 http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/#comment-10669 [...] had been hearing much about MySpace Music for quite some time set to be launch in this month and it appears the venture between the known [...] [...] had been hearing much about MySpace Music for quite some time set to be launch in this month and it appears the venture between the known [...]

]]> http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/comment-page-1/#comment-10464 MySpace eyes higher bids at $2 billion valuation | Startup Meme Mon, 15 Sep 2008 08:11:18 +0000 http://startupmeme.com/myspace-music-will-it-achieve-what-it-plans-for/#comment-10464 [...] a lot of phases and being talked of quite a bit, MySpace finally brought forward the news of bringing out MySpace Music. The idea had seen quite a lot of hiccups ever since unauthorized songs from artists like Jay-Z and [...] [...] a lot of phases and being talked of quite a bit, MySpace finally brought forward the news of bringing out MySpace Music. The idea had seen quite a lot of hiccups ever since unauthorized songs from artists like Jay-Z and [...]

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