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Felix Gillette nicely sums up Myspace circa late-2008/early-2009: >Myspace was becoming Detroit. This isn’t a knock against Detroit, but it epitomizes the problem that Myspace faced: the influential people — the ones that could change things — were leaving en masse.
Felix Gillette nicely sums up Myspace circa late-2008/early-2009:
>Myspace was becoming Detroit.
This isn’t a knock against Detroit, but it epitomizes the problem that Myspace faced: the influential people — the ones that could change things — were leaving en masse.
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