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Regine April 5, 2004 entertainment, gadgets, money

TV and mobile connect on one-minute episodes

The first series customized for mobile phones has been publicized at last week’ MIPTV and MILIA market in Cannes (France). News Corp.’s Hotel Franklin features one-minute episodes, the reason being that it “seems to be the natural length” for mobile phone viewers.

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