The Virtual False Dilemma
Debunking the rumors…
Using the Virtual World to Explore the Real World Problems of Fossil Fuels
content creation, Education, events, Non-Profit, Press Releases, project, Second Life, Virtual Worlds
on November 23rd, 2010
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Environmental documentary, Deep Down, launches interactive Virtual Mine in Second Life. Will debut on PBS.
European Parliament Launches (Controversial) Virtual World Citzalia
There has been quite some noise in the Euro blogosphere about a new EU Parliament project, Citzalia. Citzalia is a new virtual world and social networking forum.
Winning Back the Lead: The Battle of (Viewer) Developers to Rebuild Trust
Branding, Community, Second Life, SLCC, social media, Virtual Worlds
on August 24th, 2010
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In addition to Linden Lab’s official viewer, users can access the virtual world of Second Life through a number of customized third party viewers. This has created much debate as to whether these third party viewers are safe.
The SL7B Exhibits You Don’t Want to Miss
As the Second Life 7th Birthday is winding down, I wanted to share with you a few of my favorite exhibits from the week. While all the exhibits were special, here are some of the ones I most enjoyed.
The Reality of Virtual Relationships
Today is Day 3 of the Big Bad Blogger Challenge 2010.
Today’s Topic: Relationships
The desire to feel connected is a basic human instinct. This doesn’t change when we log into a virtual world.
The Sunny Side of Second Life
Today is Day 2 of the Big Bad Blogger Challenge 2010.
Today’s Topic: Being Positive
Second Life Launches its New Website
Machinima, News Announcements, Second Life, social media, Virtual Worlds
on August 26th, 2009
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Today, the new site went live on SecondLife.com and I have to say I love it!
Virtual Relay For Life Raises Over $270,000USD
Relay for Life, the signature fundraising event to benefit the American Cancer Society, recently ended its fifth and most successful campaign in the virtual world of Second Life after having raised over a quarter of a million US dollars in support of cancer research.
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