Oooh turn the TV on now – the first BBC programme is in second life!

June 1, 2007

6.58pm – Broadcasting now on the goggle box is the BBC’s money programme – all about second life. But wait, if you are at a computer, you can see it in second life and if you miss that, you can see it again in second life at 8pm and 9pm.

I am the lady with no hair and purple eyes (can’t be bothered to fix it!). In real life I have hair and brown eyes (most dull)

Will blog later on whether it was any good….

Update: well the programme turned out to be pretty basic, but then I guess I should not be surprised. All that excitement for nothing.

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