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First it was Big Brother, now it’s Bebo (Oh) Brother

Social networking site Bebo has launched an online series entitled "The Gap Year" with Big Brother peddler Endemol UK. The interactive series will follow six Bebo users on a globe-trotting journey to be documented for the 39 million-strong Bebo community.

Downtime guesses that series highlights will include one contestant maxing out daddy's platinum card in duty free, another complaining about the lack of Starbucks in Upper Mongolia, and another espousing the values of "finding himself" before taking a £500,000 job with a merchant bank in the City.

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