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Reston (VA) - Sprint and Myspace have struck a deal to allow easier navigation to and through the social networking site on mobile phones.
Instead of typing the entire address, cell phone users will be able to connect to News Corp's service by clicking a link, the companies said in a joint statement. The deal will also include links to News Corp's other Internet properties, including FOXSports.com and IGN. More here at Yahoo...
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