Tags: networks
Tags: networks
A Virtual-World History Recounted
Posted Saturday November 11, 2006, 10:35 am, Over one day old at Clickable Culture - Second Life
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Virtual-World Voyeurism With ?Destroy Television?
Posted Sunday October 22, 2006, 10:34 am, Over one day old at Clickable Culture - Second Life
Sheep Labs, R&D arm of virtual-world-services provider The Electric Sheep Company, has launched a web-based peep-hole into Second Life. Avatar " Destroy Television " has been rigged up to offer web visitors a chance to change its position, viewpoint, and chat messages by remote control.
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?Second Life? Surpasses 1 Million Accounts
Posted Wednesday October 18, 2006, 10:45 am, Over one day old at Clickable Culture - Second Life
Extracted from Clickable Culture 's ad-free RSS 2.0 feed : Over a million users have created accounts in the virtual world of Second Life to date. At the time of this writing, 1,022,023 accounts have been created to date in Second Life.
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?National Geographic? Flubs ?Second Life? Coverage
Posted Tuesday October 17, 2006, 10:35 am, Over one day old at Clickable Culture - Second Life
When I see real-world companies piling into Second Life for no good reason other than to feel "bleeding edge," I have an awful sense of deja vu. ‘National Geographic’ Flubs ‘Second Life’ Coverage written by Tony Walsh for Clickable Culture
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Media Landscape in ?Second Life?
Posted Sunday October 15, 2006, 10:44 am, Over one day old at Clickable Culture - Second Life
External blogs, such as Linden Lab's recently established official blog, and those that cover Second Life as journalists, prosumers, or amateurs, have more reach and influence by virtue of the open, web-based medium through which they broadcast.
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