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From $12B to $35M: The Fall of MySpace Once the world’s #1 social network, MySpace had it all millions of users, pop culture dominance and a $12 billion valuation. But within a few years, it crumbled. Why? *Cluttered user experience *Too focused on

Before Facebook, MySpace ruled the internet. – 300 Million users. – A $12B valuation. It was the king of social media. But by 2010, it was a relic of the past. What really happened? Here's the untold story behind the fall of MySpace. In 2003, Tom

Alright so now there is Open AI GPT o1 which could think before hand and solve and connect puzzles and give you solutions and is much better than GPT 4o . it has like 120 IQ points and even greater level of intelligence to solve complex problems lite

So what is network effect? A network effect is when each additional user adds value to the existing user base. So your users themselves are creating some value for the existing users. So ,to understand better understand that google is the only one

"MISTAKES MADE BY FACEBOOK"❗ Facebook started with a simple idea: connect people. But somewhere along the way, they messed up. Let's see what we can learn from their mistakes to make your startup a winner! Fun to Frustration: Facebook was exciting

A North Star metric is a KPI that helps you understand if your business is meeting the expectations of your customers and team. For something to be a North Star metric, it should: 🔹be One single metric 🔹contribute to generating income for your bu

Tiktok : the End of Social media TikTok might just be the last new social media giant we’ll ever see. Every major platform before it— MySpace, Facebook, Instagram, Vine— was built on the back of groundbreaking tech innovations. But with no new w

Hi Medial family 👋 Here is the success journey of 'BRAVE' in brief : Customer painpoints 1) irrelevant Ads 2) privacy issue , customer feels thier privacy was compromising 3) Not able to focus on the main content of page because of banner Ads ,

Facebook is a major social networking platform, established by Mark Zuckerberg and his college roommates in 2004. It was initially created for college students, but quickly expanded to include users from all backgrounds. Facebook allows users to crea