Playboy often taps into the pop culture for its photo spread features - having published in the past photo spreads on Enron, Starbucks, Donald Trumps Apprentice, and more...

Myspace has come under recent scrutiny for exposing teens to 'Online Danger', as a 14-year-old girl was murdered last month, allegedly by a man who met her through the site. What kind of a message is this then?

Pete Blackshaw of Intelliseek is quoted as saying the Playboy.com spread "complicates the debate." While MySpace is not primarily a teen site, "it's a site typically associated with teens, music mavens, and by and large younger segments."

I guess since Myspace has a "No Nudity" policy on the site for profile pictures, this is certainly another way to capitalize on the sites success. Whats next? Myspace bottled water? Its all about the Benjamin's Baby!

I for one will be awaiting to see "The MySpace Spread".
- "Hey Dad!.... Dad!.. renew your subsciption to playboy damnit!"