Mike Dabosky
speaker
336 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 17 Sep
Mike Dabosky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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When we come back, before TikTok, before Instagram, before even Facebook, there was a different social media platform.
The MySpace Comeback is next.
And one last thing.
It's time to dust off your top eight and start thinking about what song really describes you, because Myspace is coming back.
Yeah, that's right, Myspace, with its glittery backgrounds and crazy fonts.
According to a new documentary, Myspace's current owners, brothers Chris and Tim Vanderhoek, say they're resurrecting the once-dominant social media site.
MySpace launched back in 2003 as one of the first really mainstream social media platforms.
Might be hard to imagine in an era of vertical videos and algorithmic feeds, but MySpace was a huge deal in the mid-2000s.
20 years ago, it was the most visited site on the internet, bigger than Google even.
MySpace's popularity in large part was driven by how deeply customizable it was.
Sure, you had friends on the platform that you could interact with, but you could also select eight of them, your top eight as it was known, to be displayed publicly on your profile.
You can imagine the drama that caused in high school friend groups.
And that was just the beginning.
Forget your Facebook banner photos, MySpace let you change the entire background of your profile.
You could adjust the fonts and colors of everything too.
And as such, there's a whole demographic of millennials out there who know way more about HTML than they probably need to, all because they wanted to get their profile just right.
There was even a feature that automatically played a song when a new person clicked into your profile.
Artists like Lily Allen, the Arctic Monkeys, even Adele credit a lot of their early success to kids discovering their music on MySpace.
In an era when expressing yourself online was still in its early days, MySpace offered a blank canvas and a whole bunch of digital art supplies.
Myspace was the creation of Chris DeWolf and Tom Anderson.
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