While there have surely been a lot of departures of talent at MySpace over the last year–including two major shifts in top management–one of the more interesting guessing games of late concerning the social networking company has been over the fate of the well known tech wunderkinds, Hadi and Ali Partovi. And, according to many sources inside and outside the company, that's just the discussion the pair of serial entrepreneurs have been having with its newest leaders, as well as News Corp (NWS) digital head Jon Miller (News Corp owns MySpace, as well as Dow Jones, which owns this site.). In all likelihood, said sources, the Partovis will remain at MySpace for the next several months, although are more likely to eventually move to more senior advisory or special project roles there, in order to also pursue their longtime outside investing and entrepreneurial interests.
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