ads each visitor sees. On August 8, 2006, search engine Google signed a $900 million deal to provide a search facility and advertising on MySpace. Third-party content Companies such as Slide.com and RockYou were all launched on Myspace as widgets providing additional functionality to the site. Other sites created layouts to personalize the site and made hundreds of thousands of dollars for its owners, most of whom were in their late teens and early twenties. In November 2008, MySpace announced that user-uploaded content infringing on copyrights held by MTV and its subsidiary networks would be redistributed with advertisements to generate revenue for the companies. Acquisition of Imeem On November 18, 2009, MySpace Music acquired Imeem for less than $1 million. MySpace stated that they would be transitioning Imeem's users and migrating their playlists over to MySpace Music. On January 15, 2010, MySpace began restoring Imeem playlists. Mobile application Along with its website redesign, Myspace also completely redesigned their mobile application. The redesigned app on the Apple App Store was released in June 2013. The app features a tool for users to create and edit gif images and post them to their Myspace stream. The app also allows users to stream available "live streams" of concerts. New users are able to join Myspace from the app by signing in with Facebook or Twitter or by signing up with email. Availability The Myspace mobile app is no longer available on the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. The mobile web app can be accessed by visiting Myspace.com from a mobile device. Radio The app allows users to play Myspace radio channels from the device. Users can select from genre stations, featured stations and user or artist stations. A user can build their own station by connecting and listening to songs on Myspace's desktop website. The user is given six skips per station. See also Christou v. Beatport, LLC, a US federal district court case which held that Myspace profiles could be held as trade secrets Criticism of Myspace Doe v. MySpace Inc., a court case that held that Myspace was immune from liability resulting from a sexual assault of a minor. gOS 2.9 "Space" – Linux distribution geared toward Myspace users, see gOS (operating system) List of Internet phenomena List of social networking websites MySpace angle, a photographic style associated to MySpace profile pictures Myspace IM The MySpace Movie MySpace