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"Justin Timberlake has used his new single to help promote the relaunch of MySpace, the social network in which he is an investor.  The so-called &amp;quot;new MySpace&amp;quot; opened its doors to the public this week after internal beta testing in July last year, and an invite-only preview in September.   The launch coincides with the release of Timberlake&amp;#039;s new single, &amp;#039;Suit &amp;amp; Tie&amp;#039;, featuring Jay-Z.  A full page advert for the song is on the new MySpace sign up page, featuring a photo of Timberlake, who became a major investor in the business after it was sold by previous owner News Corp in 2011.  Users can now join the refreshed social network at new.myspace.com (the previous MySpace.com URL redirects people to the new site). It is also possible to sign up through Facebook and Twitter, and by using existing MySpace login details.  As with previous MySpace relaunches in recent years, the redesign puts music and music discovery at the heart of the site.   There is an audio deck at the bottom of every page, on which users can play songs and add new tracks.  The &amp;#039;People&amp;#039; tab enables users to connect to status updates from their friends or the artists they follow, and a Discover tab suggests trending music stories in a visually-rich layout.  Whilst MySpace has been quick to note that it is not a competitor to Facebook, users of the social network can post status updates, photos or their own music in a news feed. But these posts cannot currently be synced to Facebook or Twitter.  Anyone who does not like the new design has the option to switch back to the old MySpace layout.  Listen to &amp;#039;Suit &amp;amp; Tie&amp;#039; below:   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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