The one thing you have to take into consideration when you say people might migrate to the next biggest thing because of this; is the percentage of the user base of Myspace this action will affect. In August '05, teenagers only accounted for 25% of the entire user database compared to now only 12%(http://mashable.com/2006/10/05/most-myspace-us ers-over-35/). The one thing that surprised me though is almost half(41%) of all the people on Myspace are between 35 and 54. I see from Myspace's point of view, that this might actually increase there user base. Giving heightened since of security
and well being to the 'older' majority.
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The one thing you have to take into consideration when you say people might migrate to the next biggest thing because of this; is the percentage of the user base of Myspace this action will affect. In August '05, teenagers only accounted for 25% of the entire user database compared to now only 12%(http://mashable.com/2006/10/05/most-myspace-us ers-over-35/). The one thing that surprised me though is almost half(41%) of all the people on Myspace are between 35 and 54. I see from Myspace's point of view, that this might actually increase there user base. Giving heightened since of security
and well being to the 'older' majority.