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July 10, 2009 - Friday
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June 18, 2009 - Thursday
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My idea to save Myspace (seriously)
Why not just write to Tom?
Because Tom gets millions of emails (MILLIONS!) each day. So I am hoping someone from Myspace will read this and make this suggestion to someone.
I'm sure it's been considered before but I think this would really do wonders for Myspace.
One of my biggest grievances has always been, that I am doing all the work and Myspace is making all the money.
My suggestion is that you work out a program of some sort with Google, allowing Myspace users to place Google ads on their Myspace blogs or elsewhere.
Myspace would still have their own ads, and the Myspace user would be allowed to place maybe one ad that they could collect revenue from.
It would be very motivating to bloggers to produce more blogs, producing more readership, producing more revenue for Myspace.
Honestly that's why I have moved away from Myspace into my own ventures. Why not reward Myspace users who produce the most income for you Myspace?
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June 16, 2009 - Tuesday
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June 5, 2009 - Friday
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June 4, 2009 - Thursday
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June 2, 2009 - Tuesday
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I've always been overly sentimental. It's hard for me to let go of things that once meant something. Myspace is done.
I have received more friend requests this week than I have in months. They are all porn spam. My mailbox gets spam daily too. I used to care and I don't anymore.
It's hard to tell that Myspace is over by looking at the blogs. Still abundant with drama queens and Stephanie. Oh Stephanie. She keeps going and going. Battered and beaten by the masses who can't seem to find her consistency of always staying on top, she keeps going.
Myspace looks like a movie filmed at the Salton Sea. Dried, hollowed shells of tacky profiles abandoned long ago and an assorted few blathering profane bloggers remaining.
I'm not saying goodbye just yet. But even if I was, would there be anyone here to read it?
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May 28, 2009 - Thursday
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May 26, 2009 - Tuesday
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OH HI THERE!
How are your hang overs? Great. It's always nice to remember those who have served by getting drunk.
On to exciting news (I'm excited you won't be), after months, I have completed a project.
Bluntcard.com is finished.
This is my little ecard site. You can send them email style (just click the card you like), you can send them directly to your Myspace page, blog or bulletin. You can send them directly to your Facebook account and you can Twitter them by clicking a button. It's all automatic.
I hope you go and have a look and come back here and give me feed back, what you don't like what you want to see, etc. I am open to all comments and insults.
New Cards will be added almost daily. Holidays, special days, will be added as those days fall.
CLICK HERE to see BLUNTCARD.com
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May 5, 2009 - Tuesday
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April 28, 2009 - Tuesday
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