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News tagged with: série 3 0 MySpace diffuse "Candy girls", un "Sex and the City" version trash http://www.lemonde.fr/technologies/article/2008/07/24/myspac... Submitted by LePenseur 3 months, 4 weeks, 21 hours ago Il s'agit, pour le magazine allemand Spiegel, du "nouveau format de la télévision" et, à ce titre, d'une "petite révolution" : depuis mai, le site Internet de socialisation MySpace Allemagne diffuse, à raison de deux épisodes par semaine, la série "They call us candy girls", l'histoire de quatre jeunes Berlinoises délurées travaillant au "Club 103", une boîte de nuit, bien réelle, de la capitale allemande. Join discussion... Tags: myspace, série, webisode, diffuser comment (0) | Category: Web 2.0 | Add LePenseur as a friend