Fuse's MySpace Promo Solicits Band Videos

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NEW YORK Music channel Fuse is running a music video contest on MySpace, with the best submission getting airplay on Fuse’s video-on-demand channel and MySpace.

The Fuse promotion solicits one- to three-minute music videos from MySpace’s membership. On Nov. 7, Fuse and agency Deep Focus will select five finalists, from which MySpace members will pick the winner.

MySpace, which News Corp. bought for $580 million in July, has become a popular launching pad for up-and-coming bands. In just two years of existence, it has attracted 35 million members and ranks in the top five Web sites for attracting page views.

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