Music on MSN via myspace

October 28, 2009 Marco | Editor

In a move that will further confuse (or strengthen) the music marketplace Microsoft is talking to MySpace about a music offering. This comes days after Google announcing a music search engine and the beginning of a convergence of music with complementary media content.

Microsoft in Talks with MySpace About Music Offering for MSN | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD
All Things Digital | October 27, 2009
Quote: Microsoft’s MSN is in preliminary talks with MySpace about using the social networking site’s music service, MySpace Music, to help power music offerings on the giant portal.

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