Phone news O2 brings drama to mobiles O2 brings drama to mobiles |
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| Written by Stephen Ebert | ||||
| Thursday, 31 January 2008 | ||||
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Cell will be made up of 20 episodes, each lasting two minutes and available at 50p each, or a price of £3.50 for the lot. O2 subscribers can text CELL to 2020 to access it. It’s not the first time O2 has launched exclusive mobile content. Last year saw the launch of a comedy show called “If an alien came to Earth…” which was a hoot. And if Cell is just as good it will soon be time to ditch the oversized soapbox in the living room.
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