MySpace has rolled a free ad-funded mobile version, says web site MobiAd.
It claims the ad-funded version will work on all US networks after a successful beta launch earlier this year. Till now, MySpace Mobile has been available only via subscription on AT&T and and Helio subscribers.The report says ads will take the form of sponsorships and banners at first, but Fox (which owns MySpace) hopes to offer more targeted advertising, including location-based ads, in the future.
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