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The Social Network
Remember MySpace? It's got a new face
The Justin Timberlake-owned site has a new look as it tries to pull itself out of the doldrums.
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POP STAR Justin Timberlake snapped it up with Specific Media Group in June 2011 for around $35m – but is MySpace really back?
The social networking site that was popular among music artists and promoters trying to push their wares has a new revamped look.
This will give you an idea of what’s going on:
The old MySpace, back in the day
The new MySpace clutter-free home page
Hovering over 'latest' bar brings you a stream of updates
That reminds us of Pinterest's homepage
You can scroll up and down or side to side
You can share playlists like an elaborate iPad app
You can also share your photos
It will continue as a home primarily for artists
Timberlake is going to reach out to fellow musicians there
Remember the top 8 feature? Artists get to promote top fans
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