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This Internet Archive snapshot of MySpace from 2009 shows Omar L. Gallaga's profile on the social network site before MySpace was completely redesigned.
This Internet Archive snapshot of MySpace from 2009 shows Omar L. Gallaga's profile on the social network site before MySpace was completely redesigned.
By Omar L. Gallaga
June 30, 2016

This week on the "Texas Standard" radio show, we revisited last week's Digital Savant column about the dangers of leaving old social media accounts open on sites like MySpace.

You can hear the segment on the Texas Standard website or check it out below:

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