Methods of generating income will include selling tracks that can be freely copied by fans, ringtones, concert tickets and merchandise. "We look to music as an area where we want to do something huge; something historical," MySpace chief operating officer Amit Kapur told AFP. "We plan to really change the game entirely."
According to MySpace, over 30 million people visit the Music Channel every month. The new service will be rolled out in the United States in coming months. No financial terms or further details of the deals with the record companies were disclosed.
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Written by: James Delahunty @ 4 Apr 2008 19:03
