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Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

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Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

Matt Marshall — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 18:33:41 -0000

Thanks Scott. Fixed.

Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

Scott Rafer — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 15:33:27 -0000

The Ryze CEO&founder's surname is "Scott" not "Ryze."

Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

John Diep — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 11:53:20 -0000

See Snap Preview Anywhere at Dexly.com. We're honored to been chosen to beta test the technology. It is working very well with our AJAX structure. It's better than a lot of the thumbnail shots out there today.

John
Co-founder Dexly.com

Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

MonsterEd — Sun, 19 Nov 2006 02:56:54 -0000

Link previews: I think that girafa (www.girafa.com) were the first to offer this service, in many technology ways. So, nothing is new here...

Re: Roundup: Second Life, Snap, Zoo, Good’s $500M, exec shuffling & more

Susan Wu — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 23:56:10 -0000

The big story in Second Life right now is the fact that Second Life's virtual economy may be in peril. I wrote about it on my blog here - http://reality.org/2006/11/.... It has tremendous implications for all virtual economies and virtual asset exchange. Is all digital content essentially a commodity as Raph Koster proclaims it is (http://www.raphkoster.com/2... DRM isn't the only solution. I was speaking with Lew Tucker today (now of Radar Networks, formerly of Salesforce.com's AppExchange) about sound design principles for building a marketplace around virtual objects (which is essentially what AppExchange is.)

What I'm really curious about is how Second Life entrepreneurs and Linden Labs adjust to this. If content is indeed a commodity, it presents an incredible creative challenge for SL entrepreneurs to create truly differentiated businesses. What's going on this week in Second Life reminds me a bit of investing in China - there's a mostly benign dictator (Linden Labs, in this case) who wields enormous regulatory power over the landscape.