The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
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Sixteen years ago, the sun set on Web 1.0, and we embarked by the light of our smartphones to 24/7 connectivity, down a road paved with corporate blunders, littered with yesterday’s top 8 friends, scrubbed n00ds, trashed chiptune tracks, bomb threats, and downy unicorn costumes. Comedic treasures were born and…
MySpace, one of the first social networking sites that allowed bands to share their music directly with fans, reportedly lost years of songs during a server transfer last year. Tellingly, however, the world only seems to have taken notice this week.
Remember your MySpace account? The one you’ve forgotten your login to and hope no one ever finds because teenage angst should never be immortalised on the internet? I’ve got some bad news for you; your login details have likely been leaked, along with 360,213,023 others.
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