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Astute retelling of MySpace‘s rise, recounted by veteran WSJ tech reporter, Julia Angwin. DeWolfe and Anderson as counterpoints to the tech-savvy enterpreneurs of Silicon Valley heralded a new chapter in web innovation. While Facebook has proven the more durable innovator/platform (especially among developers), MySpace along with various partners like PhotoBucket certainly showed Silicon Valley Friendster a thing or two about delivering game-changing products.

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