The Wolfdogs travel through Myspace

Another adventure with the Malus masquerade, starring Moose The Black Knight, as an Akita hybrid wolf dog and the Red Queen Dallas a gray wolf Siberian husky mix. They're searching for the failed business and international space outlaw named Myspace. Will they ever catch him. Watch the video to find out more. The content is created under the educational clause of trademark intellectual property doctrine.This is a Full Sail University assignment, script and references as follows. “This is malus the masquerade and welcome to my channel. And today's discussion we're going to be talking about failed businesses. Major Tom to ground control, it’s a wat out there. It’s a Myspace Conspiracy, Failed business. Major Tom to ground control, give us your report. Myspace the company got hit with a omgea class destroyer in terms of the buyout. News Corp. Space was an innovator in the terms of cutting edge technology, and the development of a social network whereas people could meet, actually conveyed as a hookup site, but yet it had a music portal and! We have troops in the field looking for the Myspace, let’s see where the progress is at. Haha. Haha You will never find me. Team wolf dog gang, fox trot come in we need your 20. What is the status on finding the Myspace? She’s covered in mud. Instinctively hunting squirrels. Covered in mud. They are camouflaged hunting squirrels. Mr. Moose is getting more camouflage, cause he is h unting squirrels. There is no sign of the Myspace we need more information. We need support we need support. Come in Roger come in computer. Computer go ahead and analyze the data we need the information on the Myspace. Captain we are gathering the information now. Please stand by please stand by. Information is downloading via world wide Web standby standby. Ok standby. We are getting reinforcements and finding information on the Myspace. When News Corporation purchased MySpace in July of 2005, the company had a value of approximately $580 million, at least according to Rupert Murdoch. A company known as Specific Media, which owns an advertising network, purchased the website for only $35 million when it was sold in June of last year. Another social network went from having a few million users to having more than 750 million users in the time between those two occurrences. It goes without saying that this network was Facebook, and in all intents and purposes, it put an end to MySpace. First Facebook Killed MySpace. Now It’s Saving It. (2022). But may there be a conspiracy here? Or the concept of the API that is involved with the changes. Whereas Facebook restricts the amount of engagement users can have with other sites such as Myspace and Twitter. The fact that the new owners, News Corp., had no understanding of the development of digital distribution and personal websites and hosting despite the fact that this is where Amazon has seen the majority of its success, similar to Google console in that it is a sort of cloud base into which you can plug your applications and host them. The conclusion is that there was a plot! In point of fact, if News Corporation had any stake in Facebook, then that fact would be verified; however, there is no way to find out that information unless we dig into the IPO. However, we are going to save that information for the Bat Channel. Hahahaha. In addition to the WolfDog Fang subscription like and subscribe The Malus Masquerade. It’s Gaint the Corvette Pig! References First Facebook Killed MySpace. Now It’s Saving It. (2022). Retrieved 24 September 2022, from https://www-forbes-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2012/02/13/first-facebook-killed-myspace-now-its-saving-it/amp/?amp_gsa=1&_js_v=a9&usqp=mq331AQKKAFQArABIIACAw%3D%3D#amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&aoh=16640252903940&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&share=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.forbes.com%2Fsites%2Fjeffbercovici%2F2012%2F02%2F13%2Ffirst-facebook-killed-myspace-now-its-saving-it%2 Connect to Search Console – Data Studio Help. (2022). Retrieved 24 September 2022, from https://support.google.com/datastudio/answer/7314895?hl=en#how-to-connect&zippy=%2Cin-this-article (2022). Retrieved 19 September 2022, from https://www.fullsail.edu/