Are Press Conferences still the way to go?In diesem Artikel denke ich ein bisschen ber den Sinn und Unsinn von Pressekonferenzen nach, vor allem im Hinblick auf die heutigen M glichkeiten, die Datenautobahnen so bieten.People following me on Twitter might have noticed my recent thinkings about this traditional entity called “Press Conference” […]
Hire some journos!
Filed under: Op/Ed
If Linden Lab couldn’t find any evidence of wrongdoing at Wonderland, perhaps they need to hire some journalists to investigate incidents like this. It seems that most everyone else found something broadly offensive in the place, and well, the journalists apparently found the worst sort of offense in […]
Reading Ideas Instead of People, Take 22Google Reader now makes recommendations and, more importantly, relays some data on how many posts occur on those unsubscribed to blogs per week (down to the tenths, btw.) And it’s that last part that gives me pause. I wonder if there is a way to analyze the blogs that […]
SecondCast #55 - Watch Me Twitter Johnny announces the top five Second Life Relay for Life promos, TheDiva Rockin gives a wrap-up on Big Brother Second Life and talks about her Twitter, and the SecondCasters imagine rabbits wearing eyeliner.“Escape - The Second Life Song” is by Niko Donburi.Winners of […]
Reading Ideas Instead of People, Take 22Google Reader now makes recommendations and, more importantly, relays some data on how many posts occur on those unsubscribed to blogs per week (down to the tenths, btw.) And it’s that last part that gives me pause. I wonder if there is a way to analyze the blogs that […]
Links for Sunday, November 18, 2007
MetaVersed: Philip Rosedale on Managing Virtual Distance - “Creating and selling commodities in the virtual world has the advantage of being extremely low-cost as well, as the materials required are digital. Over a thousand people are able to withdraw US$1,000 per month from the Second Life economy taking advantage of […]
Links for Monday, November 26, 2007
Joseph Jaffe: Top 10 Reasons why Marketers hate Second Life - “Second Life or any emerging media/platform is not and should not be looked at as a reach play. If anything, it represents qualitative reach as its “residents” are comprised of influencers, innovators and early adopters. Marketers and their mainstream […]
slscout.com: A New Social Networking Site for SL Residents
Filed under: News
slscout.com is the latest SL-focused social networking site, and it’s got all the right elements: embedded videos, forums, etc. Even better, they’re holding a contest right now wherein users can post their favorite photos, have them rated by other users, and possibly win the First […]
Recompile scripts in objectsIf you are new to SL or just have never done it before here are two older turorials in pics that i made. One is for a door(single prim) one is a fireplace (multiple prim) but they can be applied to most objects that I can think of. Sorry the text is […]
A new year dawns
Filed under: SL Insider Business, Resident Snapshot
If I were a pagan, this would be the first day of the new year. Although it’s not a description I’d use, I’ve known more than enough over the years, and sometimes that feeling of looking forward now (in relative sobriety) rather at the more normal […]
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