Monday, May 15 2006, 15:11 BST
By David Cribb
Popular networking website MySpace.com is to start selling episodes of the hit series 24.
The website is attempting to rival Yahoo and iTunes, and will sell the individual episodes for $1.99, according to the Wall Street Journal.
It is also reported that there will be two sponsored episodes available for free.
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