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...when you go on to MySpace.com in the top right hand corner, you will see a 'Sign Up' button which you can click and then fill in a bit of basic information about yourself such as your name, gender, e-mail, date of birth, and where you live - a similar sort of set up as when you're joining any sort of internet forum really, a quick and simple registration procedure. It is only after you have signed up for your free account that you will be given the ...
...of yourself to your page so that people can see who you are, it's always slightly disconcerting when someone tries adding you that doesn't have a picture of themselves uploaded as you just have no idea who they are and for all you know, they could be stalking you for the next few weeks. The sorts of things you can share once you have signed up for a profile and uploaded a picture of yourself are a bit of information about yourself, a list of your ...

RazzaLazza 18.09.2006 · Read full review
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www. MySpace.com.. *********************** One of the largest sites of it's kind on the net. In the search engine it is described as a virtual community site allowing members the chance to network and meet new people from all over the world. It also has a huge music base, allowing bands to share their Music with their fans and communicate with their promoters. From the bands pages you can also add their songs to your page, from their music player. ...
...to view your details, the song will begin to play. This adds atmosphere to your page. The sign-up process ****************** The sign-up process is very straightforward. Like most sites it's just a case of inputting Your personal details and email address. Your town or city is important if you wish to communicate with people local to you, as your location will be shown on your page. In addition you will also be given your own domain, so very ...

Morning_Becomes_Electra 17.09.2006 (25.11.2006) · Read full review
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...most of my friends have myspace.com so one day I thought why not might as well get as well as the other social networking websites I'm on. I've had myspace.com for a while now however I do prefer bebo.com because it's so much easier to use then myspace.com, but this could just because I discovered bebo.com before I discovered myspace.com. Anyway, have a read and see how you feel about myspace.com afterwards. ==What Is It?== Myspace.com is a popular ...
...from Beverly Hills, California. Myspace.com is for people to make their own free profile and it enables them to make new friends who have the same interests as you or they can keep in contact with old friends. The site attracts 230, 000 new registrations per day. ==Profile== Myspace.com allows you to create your own unique profile which reflects you as a person. You are able to upload pictures, add a video, add songs, add friends etc. The profile ...

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Let's make it perfectly clear right from the start - I *hate* Myspace. I hate it in the way I hated text messaging when that first started and I hate it in the way I hated blogging when that first became a craze. I hate it a bit like the fact that I can't afford a new car and I hate it in the same way I hate the fact that I'm getting old. In other words: there's nothing I can do about it, so I might as well accept it. When SMS messaging became the ...
...to mention those having illicit affairs, I got over my frustrations that we no longer rang each other up for a conversation and quickly learned how predictive texts worked. When blogging moved from being something slightly geeky to possibly a method of publishing that I could use to promote my literary prowess or, at least, just blow off steam, I stopped lamenting the geeks for hiding behind their nineteen inch monitors with 3D surround sound speakers ...

markd_uk 01.03.2007 · Read full review
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Ok, so you're sat on MSN Messenger chatting when someone says "Ah, have you seen www.insertrandomwebsitehere.com yet? It's well good lol". What do you do? You go check it out, only to find that everyone you know and love has been a part of it for more than a year. Does this sound familiar to you? It does to me. This is exactly how I was introduced to MySpace. Someone just asked (without even asking if I knew about it) what my username was. After ...
...a shot and see how it is. First impressions were medium. It looks like a very plain website, with a bog standard white-and-blue setup with a top menu, and some articles and the like below. It looks like it was thrown together by someone who doesn't really know much about HTML, Ah well, I thought, it'll be one of those gimmicky websites which everyone raves about for a month then never sees again. So I wandered on over to sign up. Registering is ...

reddragonflame87 19.03.2006 · Read full review
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...such information and content to MySpace.com and that MySpace.com has the right to prepare derivative works of, or incorporate into other works, such information and content, and to grant and authorize sublicenses of the foregoing." Also the usual rules apply to minors using the site. Just because your sixteen year old daughter (minimum age to sign up) is chatting to a seventeen year old lad who claims to be a committed church goer and all round ...
...put up a false picture and pretend to be something they are not. This obviously goes for the Internet as a whole, but the widespread success and ease of use of this site means that its best to be aware, not everyone is who they may seem. It reminds me of a picture a friend forwarded to me a while back of a picture of a hairy, bearded biker type sat at his computer in this boxer shorts, beer gut hanging down and the caption "I'm the twenty one year ...

steerpyke 17.09.2006 · Read full review
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You have no doubt all heard of or have an account on Myspace, one of the largest online communities on the web. The social network is owned by Fox interactive media and its headquarters is based in Beverly Hills in America. Myspace was previously owned by an internet company by the name of eUniverse, who founded the idea in 2003. Since then the popularity of Myspace has soared through the roof, with hundreds of millions of accounts held by web users ...
...The main attractions seem to be that it is one of the few social networking sites that you can actually edit yourself. For instance, if your a dab hand with html, (Hypertext Markup Language, or in simple terms, crazy codes which, when used in myspace, result in amazing effects, text and layouts, providing you know what your doing) you can edit your profile to how you desire, or if your not so great with it, you can easily find millions of options ...

clairelouise89 06.09.2007 · Read full review
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There aren't many people around anymore that haven't heard the words 'My' and 'Space' uttered or at least, written down, in recent newspaper articles or supplementry magazines. Myspace is an internet phenomenon, boasting millions of members and thousands more joining everyday. I myself, am hooked. It fulfils so many functions that you could waste so much of your time each day spending time on it. First of all, the basics. When you first sign up ...
...such as your name, age, height, sexuality etc. Then you can be more creative and fill in sections headed about me, interests, music, who i'd like to meet, tv, heroes and movies. You can upload photos of youself (as long as they aren't pornographic!) and choose an appropriate screen name for yourself. Then comes the creative part, you can edit your profile using the joys of html. If you don't happen to know what that is, let alone know how to use ...

fifilegend 21.11.2006 · Read full review
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A couple of years back or maybe a year back I was introduced to the website. I had been on some message board and everyone was giving the link's to their myspace page so I thought I would have a look and see what the big deal was about the website. I found out that basically it was a website that you could have your own page on. It is all about you, could be your business or anything and you decorate it make it symbolize you and that pretty much ...
...yourself but it's about meeting people so it's more than just a way to broadcast yourself. It's easy enough to sign up you give your details over then answer some questions, like orientation, marital status, age etc. You are then given a basic myspace page which is a white background with orange boxes for comments. It's plain at first your page but you have to design it yourself. You can set your profile to private so that only people who add you ...

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We've had the internet in it's current, easy(ish) to access form for about 10 years now I suppose. What started out as a means of transferring data sets between laboratories, has grown into the single biggest communicative behemoth since the birth of language. I remember my first foray onto the old msn chatrooms back in 1999, and being amazed that I could talk, real time, to people on the other side of the world. I had this one friend who could actually ...
...Fast forward 10 years and the situation has changed somewhat. Of course, more people than ever use the internet to meet people they get along with, be it through chatrooms, forums or mutual interest sites. But whereas before it used to be something of a novelty, it is now increasingly becoming a way of life. Myspace is probably the biggest internet community there is. Anyone can set up their own profile and tell the world about themselves, show off ...

badongism 02.07.2007 · Read full review
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Myspace, perhaps the most addictive thing since nicotine was discovered. Seriously, I know that there are a lot of Myspace bashers out there who think that it is nothing more than an idea for the fat cats to make a heap of money through the promotion of films and music artists, but guys, really… it’s a great idea! Now I know that you have instant messengers like AOL and MSN to use if you want to stay in touch with your friends, but these are pretty ...
...send a wink, a nudge or a message, but that’s about as far as it goes. But with Myspace you are able to create your own profile to exactly your own taste and add your friends and even make new ones from anywhere in the world. I first discovered Myspace about 3 years ago when I received an invite from a friend. I joined, looked around, didn’t really understand the point of it and didn’t use it again until a few months later when I think that people ...

xnovaxlazyx 19.04.2007 · Read full review
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My Space! ~~~~~~~ Now I'm sure pretty much all of you will have heard of MySpace by now, and if you haven't, where have you been!! What Is It? ~~~~~~~ MySpace is a social networking site designed for you to keep in contact with old friends and meet new ones. It is also widely used by up and coming bands who used MySpace for advertising themselves - they often do this by hand-picking people they feel would like their music (by looking at their ...
...up to you whether you accept or not, try checking out their profiles first to make sure it's something your into first. Why Should I Sign Up? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well first of all it's totally free! It's a good way of loosely keeping in contact with old friends, or people you 'sort-of' know, but not well enough to email or ring for a good old chat. It's a good way, therefore, to develop friendships, make new ones, and keep people updated on your ...

ice_pink 06.10.2006 · Read full review
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MySpace is in effect your own private webspace (or page) on which you can write information about yourself, include pictures, backgrounds, music and video clips. Most people use MySpace to keep in contact with current friends and make new ones. It is a lot easier (and more fun) to use MySpace than regular email. And a lot more simple than getting a webhost to create a webpage! Here are a few hints and tips to help you along..... Sign up for an ...
...are no charges for using the service. Once there you are free to update your personal information such as school details, hobbies and general interests, you can also use security settings to protect your page in terms of privacy etc. The next thing you will want to do, is upload photographs of your self. As long as you have pictures saved on your computer or on a CD, there are simple instructions to help you along. You can load over 20 photo's ...

AndrePaul 20.11.2006 · Read full review
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Those of you that pay any attention to the current online social networking trend may know who originally started the craze, and that is down to a little known American who created what is now the most successful of these blogging websites - MySpace. Looking at the names of all these websites that try and bring people together, it is interesting to see which ones have caught on. MySpace, as a name, sounds very clever to me as it is all about having ...
...saw my review on Bebo will also know how successful I rate that to be, and much like Google and the Nintendo Wii, an unusual name in Bebo has attracted a lot of people to the website - because lets face it, Bebo doesn't really mean anything as a word on its own except now its a trend website that every teenager knows. I could sit you down and talk you through aspect after aspect of the MySpace website, and then you may get a slight idea of the features ...

nathaninnit 17.08.2007 · Read full review
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Myspace is a wonderful internet friends site. It is easy to use and absolutely free. I'll just get on with the review, shall I? OVERALL LOOK Myspace's pages and profiles are generated as html and CSS, and, though there is a default look, you'll rarely find a profile page that is default. This is because of the fact that most users have easy access to dozens of sites offering layout codes, so that you can fully customise your page (with only a tiny ...
...first visit the login page, of course. once you have logged in , you would be directed to your home page. This is different from your profile page, so any programming (or simple code-pasting) you have done will not show up here. Which brings me to... HOME PAGE At the top of the screen, under the advertising banners (how do you think they keep Myspace free?) , there are a row of links to various parts of Myspace (I will go into detail later). To ...

retroactyv 01.06.2007 · Read full review
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