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December 5, 2005
Community, Content, and Commerce -- Oh My!
When I saw John Battelle’s post from Saturday about MySpace’s classified site, the thing that immediately popped into my mind was the 90’s boom mantra of a web property’s three pillars: community, content, and commerce. With the latter two in the bag, it seems like a natural step for MySpace to venture into the third.
With everyone’s (including my own) new and improved structure for looking at Web 2.0, it’s interesting, however, to look at the current state through an “old” lens. What is old is new again, especially in the classified arena, given this MySpace development along with Microsoft’s and Google’s recent forays.
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Comments (1)
David,
Most SN sites now have classifieds. Myspace has always had them but they recently changed the look. Classifieds for myspace is a natural extension but the new model/design doesn't really fit the user base. Most members are young and probably not interested in professional jobs. Internships would work though. If they are going to do classifieds that should consider who's logging in.
Posted by Andrew | December 5, 2005 4:45 PM
Posted on December 5, 2005 16:45