The curious minds at ColdFusion uncover the surprising truth behind MySpace’s sudden collapse. Trump administration launches investigation into FEMA workers who warned disaster agency was at risk What ...

Myspace lives on. However, the significance of one of the first social networks has greatly diminished over the past 20 years. The glory of once being the most visited website in the world is now just ...

A highly curated Top 8 friends list, cringey amateur poetry, and direct access to your favorite up-and-coming bands and indie music artists. While the name may send a shudder down the spines of even ...

Do you remember Myspace? It was an early social networking website similar to Facebook. Launching in 2003, it had a lot of activity between 2005 and 2008. It was a place to connect with and follow ...

Do you remember a time when the internet was a more chaotically personal place? When the experience of using social media wasn't so uniform? SkySpace seeks to recapture those days. The site transforms ...

Remember Tom from MySpace? (It's okay, you can admit you are that old, I am too.) It's hard to forget that grainy pic of a guy in a white shirt sorta hunched forward, smiling back at the camera — he ...

Tom Anderson, who co-founded MySpace in August 2003 at just 32 years old, was recently spotted at Costa Mesa Country Club in Southern California. As he enjoys life away from the spotlight, the 54-year ...

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. MySpace has confirmed that ...

They say that social media is a cruel place, where strangers troll your photos out of boredom and one hasty remark on X can cause a lifetime cancellation. But anyone who came of age around 2005 (hello ...

In late May 2024, the X account @DivineManhood published a thread of posts and videos detailing the story of Tom Anderson and his alleged disappearance from public life following the sale of the ...

Already fascinated with y2k-era tech, some members of Gen Z have wondered what those early, simpler social networks were like. Now, they can get an idea thanks to a new app called noplace, which ...