MySpace creates own record label

[Newby]

http://news.com.com/MySpace.com+creates+own+record+label/2100-1027_3-5930390.html

What the hell is this world coming to?

[Screenor]

Ugh..I thought MySpace was home of the emo's..Not home of G-Unit.

Although I guess there isn't THAT much of a difference?

[iago]

G-Unit sucks. 

And actually, I think it's a great idea.  It's like making the .xxx domain: it helps me sort out the crap.

[zorm]

Well if its anything like the website it will be poorly run and find itself bankrupt in a very short time.

On a side note, I'm rather surprised someone hasn't come out with a better social networking site than myspace yet. Its really quite a large market and a superb site would easily run circles around myspace.

[Furious]

There are actually multiple networking sites, one of the other more popular being Facebook, which is focused more towards college students.

[Quik]

Doesn't anyone realize that (in conjuction to http://www.x86labs.org/forum/index.php/topic,1928.0.html), Fox is using the "MySpace" name to get all of the kiddies to buy from their already-established record labels?

[trust]

There are actually multiple networking sites, one of the other more popular being Facebook, which is focused more towards college students.

But facebook has the highschool version (which is becoming more popular, I was the 2nd at my school to have it, and now a lot of people do) which was made to compete with MySpace.

Though, MySpace obviously has a hold on a larger market share - that's why it sold for so much money! People are obsessed with that, for real, all MySpace needs to do is post a bulletin saying "Tom says if you continue to breathe he will delete your MySpace account" and all the troubles would be solved.

[Furious]

Sadly, I have a myspace, and even more sadly, I now automatically type "myspace.com" when I open my browser 

[ZeroX]

Sadly, I have a myspace, and even more sadly, I now automatically type "myspace.com" when I open my browser

Help me haxor tom and have myspace domination.

http://www.myspace.com/zerogamer

I will give you adminship once I succed.

[Sidoh]

Sadly, I have a myspace, and even more sadly, I now automatically type "myspace.com" when I open my browser 

Haha, fag.  Hehe, just kidding.  I think we all have an online journal of some sort.  At least something that we post major happenings in our lives, this forum included.  I use my website as a sort of myspace, but I don't call it a blog.  I suppose it could be considered one, but it has more content than just an online journal.  I personally hate myspace and think it's stupid, but I suppose the emo's have to have someone to tell everyone their lives suck.

[ZeroX]

Sadly, I have a myspace, and even more sadly, I now automatically type "myspace.com" when I open my browser 

Haha, fag.  Hehe, just kidding.  I think we all have an online journal of some sort.  At least something that we post major happenings in our lives, this forum included.  I use my website as a sort of myspace, but I don't call it a blog.  I suppose it could be considered one, but it has more content than just an online journal.  I personally hate myspace and think it's stupid, but I suppose the emo's have to have someone to tell everyone their lives suck.

Iam so emo I bash my nails with hammers, so the pain stops.

[trust]

I have MySpace and Facebook, but I'm not a whore on either.

[iago]

Am I the only one who thinks this is one of the most dangerous things on the Internet?  I mean, parents/schools/etc. bend over backwards trying to stop kids from posting real name/where they live/where they go to school/pictures/age/etc. online, then MySpace tells kids to do exactly that, and they do.  It seems like it would be an extremely fertile breeding ground for child molesters. 

[ZeroX]

Am I the only one who thinks this is one of the most dangerous things on the Internet?  I mean, parents/schools/etc. bend over backwards trying to stop kids from posting real name/where they live/where they go to school/pictures/age/etc. online, then MySpace tells kids to do exactly that, and they do.  It seems like it would be an extremely fertile breeding ground for child molesters. 

Another super sexy quote but my number one candian.

[Sidoh]

Am I the only one who thinks this is one of the most dangerous things on the Internet?  I mean, parents/schools/etc. bend over backwards trying to stop kids from posting real name/where they live/where they go to school/pictures/age/etc. online, then MySpace tells kids to do exactly that, and they do.  It seems like it would be an extremely fertile breeding ground for child molesters. 

I suppose that's true.  I still am pretty weary about posting my real name in too many places, but I really don't worry about it much.  There are other things that have existed for a lot longer than MySpace (in larger dominantion, anyway) that have encouraged the same thing, though.  MSN/Yahoo profiles being one of them I can think of off of the top of my head.  I suppose there are other similar services on the internet thaht exist outside these two entities, but those are those most two prominant ones I can think of.