MySpace had all the pieces in place to own the music download space, and somehow let iTunes eat their lunch. I don't know how that happened, but I suspect the

MySpace had all the pieces in place to own the music download space, and somehow let iTunes eat their lunch. I don't know how that happened, but I suspect the new owner was pulling profit out of it to support their other flailing divisions, rather than let them reinvest to finish their music platform. They literally had all the pieces on the platform side, and it was without question the platform of choice for pretty much every independent musical artist. Anyone have the inside story?