Now obviously as i've just talked about it, MySpace has become a cross-over hit and you can't go five minutes without some media outlet talking about. This means it's now officially uncool. Always the danger of mainstream media acceptance, as the Daily Show neatly demonstrates...
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nicky ·
I think content will win out whatever the blog-medium. Mainly you've got to keep it going. Bandwagon jumpers may come and go, it might be worth reviewing myspace in 6 months. Those who've continued to build relationships with "friends", kept the content constant and compelling will probably still be there, pulling in the hits, comments and friends.
helen ·
I've just written you an e-mail with my thoughts on myspace, but I think your e-mail (or mine) might be broken. In brief, it's weird and I don't like it.
Ash ·
The only positive thing I will say about Myspace:
Where else can you meet the likes of Barry Scott, Sooty and King George V and have them in your profile :-)