Google is to provide search and advertising on MySpace.com and other websites owned by News Corporation’s Fox International Media.
The deal will see Google pay Fox at least $900m (£472m) provided certain web traffic targets are met.
However the agreement does not include FoxSports.com, which already has contracts with Microsoft and MSN.
Google said online community MySpace was an important site to be involved with given its rapid popularity growth.
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