Blog Talk Radio: Alan Levy interviews Julia Angwin Listen
University of Chicago Magazine: MySpace's Tangled Web Read
Wired.com: MySpace Faces Tough Choices With New CEO Read
New York Times Sunday Book Review: Dude! Murdoch Friended Us! Read
Huffington Post: WhoseSpace? Angwin combines juicy pulp with biz-dev context to turn this story of somewhat shaky and shady entrepreneur-businessman-techie-marketers into a page-turner. Read
San Francisco Chronicle: Stealing MySpace is an insightful,
informative, entertaining and thorough book that genuinely shouldn't
be judged by its cover. Read
Time.com: Stealing MySpace is a richly detailed portrait of the growth of a modern media company, complete with all the growing pains, feuds and business machinations that accompany it. Read
Boston Globe: MySpace odyssey, a history of the Internet phenomenon,
from uncertain enterprise to part of the Murdoch empire. Read
Columbia Journalism Review: MySpace Odyssey, The rise of a social-networking leviathan-and its uncertain future. Read
LA Weekly: Stealing MySpace: An Interview with Julia Angwin at SXSW. Read
Los Angeles Times: Author Julia Angwin talks up Stealing MySpace at SXSW. Read
New York Times: Stealing MySpace, A Web Beast with A Rough Back Story. Read
Austin American-Statesman: Julia Angwin's "Stealing MySpace": funny, surprising; How the people behind MySpace slacked off, got lucky and reaped millions. Read
Washington Post: Who Owns Your Social Network? Rupert Murdoch and MySpace versus Facebook. Read
IWantMedia.com: Interview, "Julia Angwin: MySpace Could Become the Next AOL." Read
Wired.com: Q&A about the origin of the social network, from the backroom deals surrounding its News Corp acquisition to scandals involving the site's founders. Read
TechCrunch: Stories from the Tell-All MySpace Book. A list of the parts of the book TechCrunch considers most interesting, based on a review of a draft copy. Read
Portfolio Magazine: Sumner Redstone and Viacom Losses. Redstone's dispute with Tom Freston over MySpace, as described in the book, is partly revealed in this profile. Read
TechCrunch: MySpace and Facebook in 2009 Battle of the Books. A (slightly inaccurate) preview of two tell-alls about the top social networking sites -- but hey, all press is good press. Read
TechCrunch: Has America's First Friend Been Lying About His Age?
An early leak from the book reveals questions about Tom Anderson's real age. Read