MySpace Re-Focuses for Musicians • 02.23.10
Michael Arrington reports in Tech Crunch today that MySpace is now focusing on what they are calling “Discovery.” This comes in the wake of CEO Owen Van Natta being canned two weeks ago.
Read Arrington’s report by clicking here.
What does this mean for musicians? It can only be good, as the website that all musicians are still obligated to join has hemorrhaged users, dropping from the 6th most popular site one year ago to 17th place today. Sound Recording has discussed in the past about how MySpace is failing, and how the music aspects of it have been lost.
This news presents us with a ray of hope that MySpace will again be a place for musicians to “be discovered.” Imagine if all internet users felt the need to visit MySpace every day to stay informed of what they should be discovering. What do you think will happen? Leave a comment…
