“He didn’t even take the time to personally sign the letters. It’s just a xerox copy,” a  former employee told TechCrunch of the letter sent by MySpace CEO Mike Jones to the 500 staffers laid off this week. The juciest part of the otherwise fairly standard goodbye: "Although we can’t continue on this journey together - I hope you will all stay connected with MySpace and know that your contribution to the business was a unique moment in time and that you participated in something that few have been part of in our industry." That "unique moment in time" appears to have passed.

See the MySpace termination letter:

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