MySpace Music launches in the UK
MySpace hopes to take on Spotify and Last.fm with the launch of MySpace Music in the UK today

The site claims it has "the most comprehensive catalogue" on the internet. It has teamed up with Apple iTunes to offer DRM-free MP3 downloading.
And it will offer free streaming access to entire back catalogues of artists on major and independent record labels.
Like Spotify, advertisements will ocasionally appear on screen, but unlike Spotify they will not interrupt the music which is being streamed.
MySpace Music, which has 13 million UK accounts, is known as a platform for up-and-coming bands.
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