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LAS VEGAS — MySpace, the most-popular social networking website, is exploring ways to let users access music featured on its pages through Internet browsers on their mobile phones.
“People want to take music on the go with them,” said Brandon Lucas, MySpace’s senior director for mobile business development, in an interview Monday at the CTIA Wireless conference in Las Vegas. “It’s something very interesting to us.” Within a few years, MySpace will get as much as 50 percent of its user traffic through mobile devices, Lucas said.
The News Corp. social networking site started offering mobile versions to Verizon Wireless and Sprint subscribers last month.
