if by that you mean the first paragraph, (because the second doesn't deal with that at all but instead details what rules you must abide by), and you mean
"The services offered by MySpace.com ("Myspace.com" or "we") include the MySpace.com website (the "MySpace Website"), the MySpace.com Internet messaging service, and any other features, content, or applications offered from time to time by MySpace.com in connection with the MySpace Website (collectively, the "MySpace Services"). "
then that would easily include, for instance television broadcasts associated with MySpace.com, radio broadcasts, promotional materials, basically "any... content...connect[ed] with the MySpace Website."  that's anything.  and that's not including sublicensing, which has zero restrictions or definitions in that contract.  it states an intention, not defines parameters.