MySpace [caption id="attachment_237449" align="alignnone" width="720"] Image credit: Vice.com[/caption] Before Facebook, MySpace used to be the largest networking site in the world with its peak years from 2005-2008. Founded in 2003 by Chris DeWolfe, Tom Anderson, and Jon Hart, MySpace surpassed Google as the most visited website in the United States in June 2006. Although MySpace is still up and running, there's still a sharp decline in its user base as a result of migrating to Facebook... MySpace Similar to Friendster, MySpace allowed its users to build profiles and expand their network of friends. MySpace used to be the number social networking website in the entire world, peaking in 2009. MySpace is, surprisingly, still up and running despite the sharp decline of its user base as a result of migrating to Facebook. In Northern America, it's MySpace followed by Facebook. Read more in our articles including "Dead Social Media Sites: What Happened?" and "Social Media Sites of the Past".
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Apr 22, 2026MySpace [caption id="attachment_237449" align="alignnone" width="720"] Image credit: Vice.com[/caption] Before Facebook, MySpace used to be the largest networking site in the world with its peak years from 2005-2008. Founded in 2003 by Chris DeWolfe, Tom Anderson, and Jon Hart, MySpace surpassed Google as the most visited website in the United States in June 2006.
Although MySpace is still up and running, there's still a sharp decline in its user base as a result of migrating to Facebook... MySpace Similar to Friendster, MySpace allowed its users to build profiles and expand their network of friends. MySpace used to be the number social networking website in the entire world, peaking in 2009.
Our coverage of myspace includes: "Dead Social Media Sites: What Happened?"; "Social Media Sites of the Past"; "World Map of Social Sites". Each article provides unique insights and information.