Posted by admin | Posted in MySpace | Posted on 10-05-2010
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Will losing Myspace Facebook?
Myspace started the revolution of social networks. After caught in the fantasy Myspace users, there was no reverse. Myspace became a success story like that no body had seen before. He became the google of social networks. Especially for users in North America and Europe, is the social network MySpace.
The success of Myspace brought many social networks. Among the most prominent are Hi5, Friendster and Facebook. Of these Facebook has been showing the progress that rivals that of Myspace. The question is will Facebook Myspace displace the first place? We will discuss about the differences.
1. Compared with the look and layout of Facebook is a serious issue compared to Myspace. That does not attract many teens.
2. Facebook made a killing with applications. Developers were allowed to add their applications for Facebook and brought this to many users. Now, every other network is doing this. This advantage of Facebook slowly disappear.
3. MySpace allows a user to use comments, graphics, designs, and many other types of content from other websites. Facebook does not provide that freedom. That's a big disadvantage with Facebook. If you want a good use of something you find elsewhere, you can not use that on Facebook.
4. Designs are the big attraction on Myspace. You can add any design and pattern of change. That can not be done on Facebook.
Myspace continues to grow every day. Facebook also keeps growing. Some users have accounts on both networks. For some body interviewing these people and know what they prefer. For now I think, considering the preferences Myspace teenager always ahead.
It will be interesting to see the behavior of both players because both want to be on top. Internet technology thrives on innovation and that innovation will win the war.
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