Fox to sell films and series via Myspace.com from fall

Fox Interactive Media (FIM), part of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., and Twentieth Century Fox are joining forces to offer blockbuster films and TV hits as downloads. From the fall, feature films such as "The X-Men" will be available for 19.99 dollars via the FIM sites Ign.com and Myspace.com. Hit series such as "24" cost 1.99 dollars per episode. The offer ranges from new releases, TV movies and films that never made it to the big screen. In addition, all current series from the Fox family will be available. The FIM network reaches over 75 million users per month in the USA alone.