- The current owners of Myspace, Viant Technology's Chris and Tim Vanderhook, have announced plans to relaunch the social media platform.
- Tim Vanderhook confirmed in a documentary that they are "stewards of the Myspace brand" and are "just waiting for the right time to do it."
- Myspace, launched in 2003, was a leading social media site before being overtaken by Facebook and was later acquired by Viant (then Specific Media) from News Corp in 2011.
- Despite an investment from Justin Timberlake, the Vanderhook brothers reported over $150 million in losses, and a 2019 server migration resulted in the loss of 50 million songs.
- A relaunch date has not yet been announced, and it is unclear if the revived platform will return to its music-focused roots or pursue a new direction.
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