Comparing Facebook and Myspace 19 Articles

by Reem Al-Omari

About a year ago, I got talked into creating a MySpace account. I created it, put up a few pictures, added about four people as friends and left it at that. I tried to personalize it the way the cool users of MySpa...read more

by Huma Rashid

There used to be a marked difference between social networking sites Facebook and MySpace. MySpace was open to all users, from the average junior high kid to the average adult. MySpace grew in popularity because of the abi...read more

by Nicki Marks

With the growing popularity of social networking services, such as MySpace and Facebook, it can be hard to decide which ones to sign up for, and which ones are a waste of time. Not to say that you can't sign up for both. I...read more

by Sarah Williams

It seems that Myspace grew like a tidal wave in hurricane season last year, and this year, the "press" seems to be all about Facebook...which is better...only you can be the judge of that! Myspace is a based upon the ...read more

by Bruce Bostwick

Both Myspace and Facebook are social networks designed mainly to network between friends and relatives. These both have the issues involving the online predators but the one item in common is that the user has to make the...read more

by Kristen Roley

Social Networking sites can be useful, if you're using the right one, and if you're using it for the right reason. Here's a bit of a lesson I've learned, and I think it illustrates the huge difference between Facebook and...read more

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by David Irvine

What do they offer us mere mortals of fragile intellect? Simply! a sense of being acknowledged. The human mind thrives on being accepted, popular and a control over its self-image. Both applications offer this in differ...read more

by Holly Rogers

Gone are the days of instant messenger popularity. These days it is all about social networking sites such as Facebook and Myspace, however with so many of these sites forming all over the internet, it makes it difficult t...read more

by Lindsay Wegman

I have used both Facebook and Myspace. To be completely honest, I very much prefer Facebook. So many more people are on Facebook. I'd say about 75% of my family members, including my parents, are on. Only a handful of ...read more

by Michael Krebs

So much has been written about Facebook over the past several months that it is almost easy to forget that there are other social networking properties available to the internet community. The meteoric growth that Facebook...read more

by Juan Leer

Facebook and Myspace are similar sites in many ways, with both websites essentially serving the same purpose... to connect people. As more and more people sign up with these sites and they become more and more popular, you...read more

by Matt Schmittdiel

The social networking site Facebook has been getting a lot of press over the past six months. The user base is expanding rapidly. What started out as a closed community open only to college students has blossomed into a fu...read more

by Ian Cross

When I first became a Facebook member the site was simple. A click here, type a name there, and a quick scroll and you can find a long lost friend. I've kept in touch and rediscovered college, high school, and childho...read more

by Two one three four six six

Facebook is indeed a 'group mentality' type of site. Posing as a 'networking' site, it is another part of the online 'vanity press'. Helium doesn't, of course, qualify as vanity press, no matter how vain its writers, since...read more

by TheTruth

Each of these social networking sites has their benefits. Facebook is primarily the networking site used by college students and this site focuses on a users network. A network is a group of users that have the same workpl...read more

by Music girl

Facebook is largely a social networking vehicle. Its draw-card is the ability to find and locate past friends and acquaintances from various aspects of life, such as school or university. Its quite amazing the diversity of...read more

by Ann Card

For me, it is as simple as good and evil, truth and lies, Facebook and Myspace. I will admit to having dabbled in both, but i have only committed to one - and Facebook is the one for me. On Myspace I was either lonely, ...read more

by Katie Finger

The scene: a modern day pub where two people have been introduced by mutual friends. It's time to go their separate ways. "It was nice meeting you. Keep in touch, yeh?" "Sure, I'll Facebook you." Gone are the da...read more

by Marshall Gibson

Facebook focuses on your network; Myspace focuses on the individual. Their respective domain names accurately reflect their underlying themes: Facebook is indeed nothing but a book of faces. You don't bother to read your...read more