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"News Corp reported a 16 percent decline in ad revenue within its Fox Interactive Media (FIM) subsidiary, which includes MySpace."

With increasing competition and no obvious innovation of their own, is this the beginning of the end of Myspace? Or is it the middle of the end?

Friendster is a "leading global online social network". According to Alexa.com their traffic is steadily dropping.

You think they'll stay alive for the next couple of years? Think someone will buy them? Or will they just drop off the Internet?

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