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Is Google the Future for Virtual Worlds? Exclusive Interview on Second Life, Showtime, Chouchou and More With Wagner James Au
By: Jerry Weinstein   (04/02/2008)

Last month Harper Collins published Wagner James Au's The Making of Second Life: Notes From The New World. With a Second Life backlash in full swing (Ad Age named it most overhyped trend of 2007) and the Virtual Worlds 2008 conference kicking off this week in NYC, it was an ideal time to chat with Wagner, a unique figure in the Metaverse, particularly Second Life.

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"Second Life" Getting Second Wind, Says Clear Ink's Steve Nelson. Dwight Schrute Would Agree
By: Jerry Weinstein   (03/25/2008)

With the recent announcement that Linden Lab CEO Philip Rosedale was stepping down, only a few months after the departure of CTO Cory Ondrejka, it's time to consider Second Life: The Next Generation. If ever there was a textbook example of the Gartner Hype Cycle look no further than this virtual world.

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Trouble Brews in the "VW"
By: Bob Harrell   (10/22/2007)

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Second Life Bank Collapse: Threat or Validation?
By: Jerry Weinstein   (08/29/2007)

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