Back in August 2003, Chris DeWolfe helped to create a new site, called MySpace (funny enough, it was almost named "YoPeeps"). With little resources, the company grew tremendously and made social-networking a cultural phenomenon. Well, DeWolfe left MySpace a year ago and of course, Facebook is now the new power. But the fact remains that DeWolfe is a pioneer of social networking.
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