Yes, that's actually a great example. Facebook provided something a LOT better than Myspace so people happily moved over. Also, Myspace destroyed their own platform by turning it into a cesspool of malware and pop-ups. It just got really bad on there. That was when FaceBook was "nice" with no ads and when they weren't yet selling personal information for money.
Yes, that's actually a great example. Facebook provided something a LOT better than Myspace so people happily moved over. Also, Myspace destroyed their own platform by turning it into a cesspool of malware and pop-ups. It just got really bad on there. That was when FaceBook was "nice" with no ads and when they weren't yet selling personal information for money.