Myspace, the once-popular social-media platform, is going to be relaunched with a new vision following 20 years of decline, Fox Business reports. The owners, Tim and Chris Vanderhook, are
planning the relaunch, for which there is no target date, and they say it will be different from many social media platforms that are too focused on algorithms. “We really tried to modernize it,
but it was a different company at that point,” Tim Vanderhook said in a documentary titled ‘Myspace.’ “It wasn’t the same Myspace." Co-founder Tom Anderson, who sold the
firm in 2005, is not expected to be involved. Read the whole story at Fox Business »