Last fall, MySpace.com looked like a dance club in need of a new DJ. Its users were spending less time on the social networking site as upstart Facebook Inc. added new ones at a breakneck pace and stole the spotlight with splashy interactive features Read More

MySpace says it will not tolerate the use of artificial playcount booster software by bands, labels and their agents to inflate play counts on its site. But despite the risks of being booted from the service, many bands defend their use of the Read More

On her MySpace blog today, Courtney Love penned an erratic message to her fans detailing an elaborate-sounding embezzlement scheme by her management, which includes computer hacking and dummy corporations, to fleece her for $380 million. It’s unclear Read More

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