We nailed a few of our guesses informed forecasts: 2011 saw the arrival of a $200 tablet, a Verizon iPhone, and Spotify in the U.S. We rightly predicted that Kevin Rose would leave Digg, NewsCorp would sell Myspace, and that HTML5 would begin to hit the big time.
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The demise of MySpace is complete, it would seem. This year hasn’t been a good one for the site which was once the foremost social network. At the start of this year, MySpace announced massive job cuts, shedding half its staff. User numbers …
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Rory Tomasello is shown in a photo from his MySpace page. He died in 2009 at the age of 22. Photo by: Staff The witness who was closest to the traffic accident that led to Rory Tomasello’s death testified Tuesday that he has always approached the …
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Myspace savior Specific Media laid off 8% of its staff yesterday, about 50 people. Those laid off were mostly Myspace employees, presumably eagerly awaiting their severance package according to one source; “The people that [sic] got let go …
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