Cisco 2504 WLC - Facebook WI-FI service

Hi All,
Any one know if a standard Cisco WLC 2500 +  a few 1242's Cisco  install can support Facebook WI-FI service without the need for an MSE, bit  like what Cisco Meraki offer for free?
https://meraki.cisco.com/blog/2013/05/youll-like-this-cisco-meraki-wifi-with-facebook-login/
Thanks for any replies.
Jay 

Thanks Saurav,
Question - Could I not introduce a compliant router (Facebook WI-FI service) then associate a WLAN and port to that service?
E.G. Introduce new router/ISP- Cisco ISR G2 and ASR 1000 Series routers (enable Facebook WI-FI service), uplink to WLC port via layer 2 VLAN (E.G. port 4) associate new WLAN with port 4, DHCP, DNS services etc delivered from the new router/ISP.
Cheers,

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