MySpace’s plans for the future
Cory Bergman July 24th, 2006
News Corp isn’t shy about explaining how it plans to take the most powerful social network on the planet to the next level. “It’s so not about social networking anymore. It’s about what is next,” said Fox Interactive Media chief Ross Levinsohn. The idea is to make MySpace a peer recommendations network for generating leads across a wide range of niches — from restaurants to authors to just about anything. “If you start creating social categories, and they are limitless,” Levinsohn said. “Then social networking becomes a great resource.” MySpace will also expand into sports and gaming, improve mobile functionality, boost user-created video and launch new MySpaces across the globe.

2 Comments Add your own
1. Matt Thompson | July 25th, 2006 at 7:30 am
Sounds like typical FOX behaviour, buy something cool and trash it…
Hopefully there is enough competition in this space (pardon the pun) so they don’t trash the site with a lot of ads targeted to who they think my profile is about.
2. Alyssa | July 25th, 2006 at 5:39 pm
So, it’ll become more like Yelp.com?
I also agree with Matt.
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