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This is a repost of an article that originally appeared at MySpace Blog

By Manu Rekhi

June 23, 2010

As a part of our commitment to further the open Web and allow MySpace users to have seamless conversations across multiple sites, MySpace is excited to announce its integration with Windows Live. Starting tomorrow, the beta integration of MySpace and Windows Live will start rolling out to our mutual users. According to comScore, more than half of our MySpace users also rely on the Windows Live Essentials suite of tools to communicate with the people they care about.

By integrating core features of both platforms, users will be able to discover what their friends are doing online through photos and the activity stream across social networks. The new Windows Live Messenger integration includes MySpace in addition to Facebook, LinkedIn, and a variety of other sharing sites. (MORE)

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