MySpace


The name of a social networking site (SNS) that consists of a network of member’s profiles, Web logs, photos, e-mail, forums, group, and more. MySpace was founded in August 2003 by the Internet company eUniverse. In 2006 News Corp. bought Intermix Media, parent company of MySpace for $580 million.

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