And coming soon, the World of Warcraft Discover card....

Quoted: MySpace and Citi are offering the Citi Forward/MySpace credit card.
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The card also lets users redeem MySpace points for free song downloads, offers contests and access to shows, music concerts and other events.

Quoted: The MySpace Developer Platform team would like to invite you to the Offerpal Media MySpace DevJam event on February 5, 2009 at our offices in San Francisco. Feb 5th also happens to be the one year anniversary of the MySpace Developer Platform!! This DevJam will focus on monetizing MySpace applications through the use of virtual currency.

Quoted: MySpace Music added a few hundred thousand songs to its streaming music service today by signing up four more independent-label aggregators (Nettwerk Music Group, INgrooves, IRIS Distribution, and RoyaltyShare) plus indie label Wind-up Records. This comes at a time when Facebook is still facing hurdles to launching its own music service.

Quoted: Last night at the offices of blogging software company Six Apart, engineers and social media specialists from a number of companies large and small met to discuss proposed standards for the future of "activity streams" - the system of displaying recent activities of your friends online.

Quoted: Facebook has been growing by leaps and bounds internationally, but how is it doing in the U.S? This question matters, because Facebook hopes to make billions off of advertising one day, and the U.S. is the single largest advertising market in the world. The problem for Facebook is that MySpace seems to have captured the market. Or has it?

Scott Seely describes the OpenSocial 0.9 implementation that our team has been working on.

Quoted: One feature we added in OpenSocial 0.9 is Albums. Albums include MediaItems: photos, movies, and songs.
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The big benefit of OpenSocial is that the group standardizes how all this works so that an application written for MySpace using only OpenSocial APIs should work for Orkut, Hi5, Yahoo!, or any other container.

Quoted: Application platforms, broadly defined, are here to stay. Facebook’s platform, first launched in 2007, now has tens of thousands of applications. MySpace, which mostly relies on Google’s OpenSocial platform, has 4,500 apps available to users, and 211 million applications have been installed. The iPhone, which only launched its App Store in July 2008,

Here is the MySpace Developer Team blog. Scott Seely has a post (the second one down) about our efforts building OpenSocial 0.9.

Here's a direct to his post:
http://developer.myspace.com/Community/blogs/devteam/archive/2008/12/17/looking-forward-to-opensocial-0-9.aspx

Quoted: Meebo just got a lot more interesting, adding support for both Facebook and MySpace’s instant messaging programs. That means you can now use the service to sign into all of the major IM networks (AIM, Yahoo, MSN, etc.) simultaneously, plus the social network of your choice, essentially giving you a universal buddy list that you can access from anywhere.