“Incrementally, not with one switch of the light, over the next six, nine and 12 months, there’s going to be a remarkable transformation,” Hirschhorn said at their shared office in Beverly Hills, California. The pair said they are focused on maintaining the site’s more than 100 million global users before trying to win back people who moved to Facebook. They said they’ve revamped product-development to create tools that help users discover and share entertainment content.

“The product wasn’t on par with some of the competitors,” Hirschhorn said. “We did not do a great job of making it a usable place.” The two executives said they are working on a new advertising deal to replace the $900 million multiyear partnership with Google Inc. that expires in June.

That company's still in stealth mode, but was founded by former Bankrate COO Cotter Cunningham, so we'll be keeping a close eye on that one.It's worth noting that another key member of the MySpace Mobile team, Ulf Waschbusch, also left the company in July 2009 ¿ he recently landed at gaming startup Garena.

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What does the new slogan mean? That MySpace wants to become the place where people discover stuff. As TechCrunch put it: New people they should be meeting. Movie trailers they should watch. Games they may want to play (perhaps against other MySpace users), music they should listen to, articles they should read.

MySpace has confirmed Bissell's departure to TechCrunch. Bissell, who has been with the company for over four years, was charged with maintaining MySpace’s back-end architecture. It was just one week after the firing of Van Natta that Kate Geminder, SVP of User Experience and Design; and Monica Keller, stream architect left MySpace, according to TechCrunch.

The newly appointed co-presidents Mike Jones and Jason Hirschorn, alongside News Corporation’s chairman and chief executive of Digital Media, Jon Miller, gave a detailed overview of the company’s strategy.

The meeting was called to demonstrate News Corporation's commitment to MySpace and explain the refining of the strategy since the surprise exit of Owen Van Natta, a week earlier. According to a source present at the proceedings, the three executives said that the focus of the company would be tightly centred around improving the discovery tools across each part of the site – which will allow MySpace to recommend increasing amounts of relevant content to its users.

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The goal is for Google users to receive a live snapshot of all the chatter surrounding any subject on MySpace. To power the addition, Google is tapping into MySpace's Real Time API which is part of a MySpace API suiteopen to all developers and services.

Whilst Google was the social networking site’s launch partner, along with OneRiot, it took a couple of month’s time for Google to incorporate MySpace’s updates into its real-time search results. MySpace, which isn’t the grand figure of social networking it once was, will be hoping that Google results will drive greater traffic to its now more music focused pages.

Mike Jones, co-president of MySpace, said, “This partnership increases our users’ ability to share and showcase content across the open web and gives people outside the MySpace network even more ways to discover new content.”