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November 19, 2012
17:02 • 6 months ago

New Myspace is about as profitable as old Myspace…

Tags: Tech Social Networks Myspace WTF sc numbers

  • $25M in funding will be lost by the new Myspace at the end of 2012, following a year of disappointing revenues. The company has lost more than $40 million this year after only raising $14 million in revenue following yet another rebranding.
  • $50M in new funding will be sought by the current owners, according to leaked documents obtained by Business Insider. The site’s new owners now hope to relaunch the seemingly perma-failed social network as a direct competitor to Spotify or Pandora. We’re sure this will be the plan that ultimately makes Myspace profitable again. source

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18 notes from really cool Tumblrs like ours:

  1. olivezombie reblogged this from shortformblog and added:
    man, just let myspace die already. sorry justin timberlake.
  2. gasolinereinbows reblogged this from shortformblog
  3. timbeyers reblogged this from shortformblog and added:
    Translation: Justin Timberlake couldn’t bring...sexy back. Sad. Predictable.
  4. oldmanyellsatcloud said: Cue the sound of many people going “Wait, there was a NEW Myspace?”
  5. grumpimus-prime reblogged this from shortformblog
  6. rick-city reblogged this from shortformblog and added:
    I’ll admit it: I forgot that...layout was pretty cool and a music-focused
  7. victrazing reblogged this from shortformblog and added:
    I don’t know how I feel about this.
  8. section9 said: Myspace was one profitable?
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