Conclusion :
Since the beginning, MySpace.com has operated in ad-hoc fire-fighting mode, evolving its architecture to oil whatever new squeaks presented themselves. MySpace.com continues to experience significant performance and reliability problems, but they’ve never been showstoppers. Lack of long term planning by the MySpace team gets reflected in the case and this has costed them the loss of leadership advantage. Face Book, Twitter and You Tube with similar business model have marched ahead.