MySpace launches instant messaging app
Santa Monica (CA) – The world’s most popular social networking site MySpace has officially launched a beta instant messaging application. The program is called MySpaceIM and already has 17 million users since it was soft launched about a year ago. MySpace members install the program directly to the computers and can then message other members, view profile pages and even play a friend’s profile song.
Many of MySpace’s estimated 69 million members will probably like the one-click access to email and profile pages. Users can also set alerts for when messages and comments appear on their profile pages.
You can check out MySpaceIM here.
Many of MySpace’s estimated 69 million members will probably like the one-click access to email and profile pages. Users can also set alerts for when messages and comments appear on their profile pages.
You can check out MySpaceIM here.
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