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MySpace Brings NASCAR Content to Fans

MySpace has announced a partnership with Turner Sports, which sees MySpace adding NASCAR content to its sports portfolio. MySpace says users can view and share the latest race highlights, news headlines, league standings, and race results. MySpace highlights profiles for drivers like Kasey Kahne, Brian Vickers, and Denny Hamlin. They also point to a clip of the group, The All-American Rejects in which they issue a challenge to NASCAR to acquire as many fans as they have. That's a race I will not be attending.

Sirius XM Radio Now Available for the iPhone

Starting today iPhone and iPod Touch users can download a free Sirius XM Radio app to access certain radio channels. (Please note that you must be a Sirius XM Internet subscriber to use the app) Some select programming will NOT be available to app users such as MLB play-by-play, NFL play-by-play, NASCAR Radio, and Howard Stern. (Esentially, all the reasons people have Sirius XM Radio)

Ask Revs Up Search For NASCAR

Ask.com has partnered with NASCAR and Hall of Fame of Racing to become the official search engine for the sport."As part of our strategy to go deeper into the highest-volume categories and provide the best answer, the first time, every time, we want to be the first place fans search online for NASCAR information," said Ask.com Chief Executive Officer Jim Safka.

Yahoo, Turner Dribble Up Sports Agreement

Yahoo and Turner Broadcasting hit the ground running with a deal that will see them collaborate on a content and advertising plan for the NBA, Nascar, and the PGA.

Turner, Nascar Extend Website Agreement

Do you enjoy watching cars drive in circles - sorry, ovals - 200 times?  Do you enjoy keeping track of the activity online?  If so, you'll be glad to hear that Turner Broadcasting has extended a contract to keep Nascar.com running.