Facebook, MySpace Users Will Swap Privacy for Goodies
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Researchers learn that social network users are willing to sell their personal data for site features.
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MySpace.com is planning new restrictions on how adults may contact its younger users in response to growing concerns about the safety of teenagers who frequent the popular online social networking site.
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Now that MySpace is overrun with posers, you'll have to go elsewhere to impress audiophiles with your musical savvy. Just don't tell them who sent you.
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An impending update from Facebook will make it possible for you to make your profile look a whole lot neater by hiding excess applications.
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Social network MySpace is to allow third-party developers to build applications for the site.
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Following Facebook's lead, MySpace will allow outside developers to create applications for its members.
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MySpace has an impressive lead today, but things can change quickly in the fluid world of mass-market social networking sites. Just ask Friendster.
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MySpace is about to make it possible for developers to build applications that can run, and make money, on its site.
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Social network will allow individual creators to put a price on their content.
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MySpace's musical venture with SNOCAP underlines changes underway.
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Changes to the social networking site will make the names and profiles of its members available to nonmembers.
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Taking a page from MySpace, Friendster announced that it was launching Fan Profiles, a feature that allows artists and celebrities to connect with their fans through a variety of methods.
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Social networking site offers profiles to search engines and gives users chance to opt out.
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The secret of Facebook's success,  and its future viability, hinges on how the social network site  protects privacy, taming the anything-goes intrusiveness of  what might as well be known as the World Wild Web.
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News Corp&#39;s MySpace can tailor  advertisements to its members based on information on their  personal profile pages, after experimenting with technology  over the past six months, The New York Times said on Tuesday.
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Photos, video clips and other content embedded into personal MySpace and Facebook pages will now be tracked separately by the online measurement company comScore Inc.
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Users of social network sites like Facebook will soon be sharing their exact whereabouts with their friends in real-time, owing to new technology that uses the mobile phone as a tracking device, experts say.