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Founder of social media site buys it back for a bargain

Article Jemima Kiss - 5 Jul 2013

Can he reinvent it? Who knows, but he says it will be fun trying.

AOL ‘to offload Bebo for under $10m’

Article bogdan TagDiv - 18 Jun 2010

AOL is set to offload Bebo to United States private investment firm Criterion Capital Partners at a "fire sale" price potentially below $10-million.

Why did it all go wrong for the once fashionable social network?

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Apr 2010

Buying a fledgling social networking site is the quickest way for a giant corporation to gain credibility with a youthful audience.

MySpace shrinks as Facebook and Twitter grab users

Article Staff Reporter - 29 Mar 2009

The "Place for Friends" is starting to feel lonely. MySpace, the Rupert Murdoch-owned website, is losing popularity and key staff.

Lecturers get it on the net

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Jul 2008

When are online student comments about lecturers free expression, asks Kate Smith, and when are they harassment?

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