1. Tom Anderson
   Chris DeWolfe
2. Rupert Murdoch

Chris DeWolfe officially launched MySpace in 2004, where he remained CEO until April 2009.

1. Tom
   Richard
2. Harry

"Tom," or MySpace co-founder Tom Anderson, is everyone's first friend on MySpace.

1. eHow
   eUniverse
2. eBay

The marketing and entertainment company eUniverse, now known as Intermix Media, purchased ResponseBase in 2002.

1. MySpace fans
   e-mail messages
2. emoticons

Moods are simply emoticons that MySpace members post to express what they might be feeling at a certain time.

1. Viacom
   Facebook
2. News Corp.

News Corp., headed by Rupert Murdoch, bought MySpace in 2006 for $580 million, a huge figure at the time.

1. JavaScript
   HTML
2. CSS

MySpace members mainly use HTML and CSS to change the appearance of their profiles, but the site doesn't allow JavaScript.

1. MySpace Music
   MySpace TV
2. MySpace Blogs

In an effort to compete with YouTube, MySpace added a video service called MySpace TV, an independent site where users could add and share video content.

1. MySpace Kids
   MySpace Karate
2. MySpace Karaoke

Enter that URL and you'll descend upon MySpace Karaoke, a section of the site where users can upload audio and video recordings of themselves singing their favorite tunes.

1. Katy Perry
   Robyn
2. Lily Allen

Lily Allen's popularity soared when she started posting demos of her songs on her MySpace account. Her debut album, "Alright, Still," went on to sell more than 2 million copies worldwide.

1. August 2008
   December 2008
2. February 2009

According to Compete.com, Facebook gained more unique visitors than MySpace in December 2008.