Mark Zuckerberg, the face of Facebook, wants to get in on the digital-music downloading action. Although Facebook already has a bunch of widgets and song-streaming services pumping jams into the site, the young Harvard grad is considering his own version of his arch rival's recently launched MySpace Music.

Sources told the New York Post that Mr. Zuckerberg and other Facebook executives have been taking meetings with major record companies to consider an outsourcing deal. Facebook declined to comment on the situation specifically, but a company spokesman said in a statement that "music sharing plays a part" in the site's mission and that it is "always talking with potential partners."

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