Brad Greenspan is an internet entrepreneur who has been involved in the founding and proliferation of various web properties including MySpace. Greenspan founded eUniverse Inc. in 1998, which went public in 1999. The company survived the .com-bust of 2001 and was the incubator that launched MySpace.com in 2003. Prior to the launch of Myspace, Greenspan grew eUniverse into one of the largest Entertainment networks on the internet. According to Comscore Netscore, the eUniverse Network was the ninth largest internet property for the month of October 2001.Greenspan resigned from eUniverse in late October 2003 as CEO and as a Director in December 2003, stating that he felt that other "directors have breached their fiduciary duties to the Company and its stockholders." The company was sold to News Corp in 2005, which Greenspan opposed, and has been fighting News Corp both legally and publicly since.