Instagram is rolling out a new feature reminiscent of early 2000s MySpace. Users who want to evoke nostalgia for the early days of social media can now add a song to their profile and curate a ...

In 2005, as social media really began to vie for the short attention span of a young generation, MySpace emerged as the ...

The seeds for Ghost were sewed in the late 2000s, when Tobias and bassist Gustaf Lindström entered a studio in Stockholm to ...

Last month, it was reported that over 50 million songs had been lost when Myspace — the formerly en vogue social networking site that has fallen into relative cultural irrelevancy — announced ...

After Myspace lost over a decade’s-worth of material, some anonymous internet superheroes have come to save the day. Nearly half a million songs uploaded between the years of 2008 and 2010 have ...

Myspace-related news travels very, very slowly in the late 2010s. So while the company had quietly acknowledged a massive data loss in response to user inquiries last year, it took until this ...

MySpace reemerged from the shadows this week to announce that all music uploaded to the site before 2015 has been lost. The social network admitted that an estimated 50 million songs from about 14 ...

MySpace, the wildly popular online teen hangout, said on Friday it will make its first move into the digital music business by selling songs from nearly 3 million unsigned bands. MySpace is the ...

It's been more than five months since MySpace launched MySpace Music--so how's it doing? "Our traffic is huge," MySpace Music President Courtney Holt told CNET News in an interview. "Our usage is ...

Associated PressCourtney Holt, president of MySpace Music, poses at the company's offices in Beverly Hills, Calif. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- In 2004, when MySpace was still getting going, recording ...

Starting today, visitors to MySpace.com will be able to listen for free to millions of songs, including those that make up the catalogs of the four largest record labels in the world. The service ...

MySpace.com plans to let its 77 million users sell music downloads, another move by corporate parent News Corp. to make the social networking site as profitable as it is popular. Shawn Fanning ...