Myspace relaunches with entertainment focus

In a final attempt to claw users back from Facebook, Myspace has redesigned its website and says it plans to focus on its core user base of teenagers and young adults.

A new 'Right now on Myspace' feature shows trending content in real time, helps fans find recently added music and videos, and lets them listen or watch directly from the interactive chart.

The Discovery Tab combines videos that friends are watching with what's trending in real time on Myspace, and a My Stuff Tab gives easy access to a user's profile, photos, videos and uploaded content.

"The new Myspace is cleaner, with a new design that puts content center stage. It's also smarter, providing you with a personalized experience by recommending content based on your interests," says CEO Mike Jones. "And new tools like the Discovery Tab, My Stuff Tab, and 'Right Now on Myspace' show you what's trending on the site and make it easier for you to save and share it."

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