Jazz-Baragge-Second Life

from Jazz Baragge Hosted by DBC Radio Tv Jazz

The goal of this experimentation is to permit to all people who participate through the web all around the world, to meet together and to recreate the ambiance of the club on the famous virtual world http://www.secondlife.com. Based on the Swiss land, the show is broadcast by DBC in real and virtual world, live inside the Radio Tv studio, and the Swiss House, the best place to meet swiss people. To find this place inside Secondlife, search DBC radio Tv or Swiss House. You need quick time installed on your machine pc or mac to see video inside http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ If you have second life installed in your pc follow this link http://slurl.com/secondlife/Switzerland/38/59/35 If not you can reach by this link, https://secure-web9.secondlife.com/join/?u=d697eeb688ef44adb39facd6f24e1370 There is an free option, you pay only to have access to full interactivity, like build your home and other many possibilities inside this world. JfR Beaumont and Mady Schuman ( Avatar Name on SL)

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