As the British newspaper ", citing figures from the U.S. market research institute" ComScore "reports, left alone in the first two months of this year about ten million users of the platform. Reasons for this could continue the confusing design of the site and the realignment to be restarted after nearly a year ago.
At that time, the leaders went for the first time the emergency brake and tried to talk to a relaunch of the membership. But the attempt failed, apparently: while rival Facebook is gaining friends, MySpace coasting, no brakes, contrary to the abyss. MySpace is currently the News Corp.-group of the Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
At that time, the leaders went for the first time the emergency brake and tried to talk to a relaunch of the membership. But the attempt failed, apparently: while rival Facebook is gaining friends, MySpace coasting, no brakes, contrary to the abyss. MySpace is currently the News Corp.-group of the Australian media mogul Rupert Murdoch.