January 4th, 2008
We can’t say it for sure, but I tell you my take on that:
SECOND LIFE IS WORTH 2,180 million USD.
Here is why.
First of all, I don’t take speculations into account and, apart from that, 5 billions USD is waaaay too much, even for Second Life.
Metaverse Millionaires, such as Anshe Chung (her company AnsheChung.com, and her […]
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December 28th, 2007
I’ve catched this interesting article, about how Second Life can be good for your business.
I don’t agree that the scope is limited to “products that are hard to show off in person”, since there are other cheaper alternatives for that (flash and quicktime, anyone?).
Despite that, the article is well balanced, and offers some interesting insights. […]
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December 26th, 2007
Amazon.com’s presence in Second Life is important, and they’re struggling to use it as an alternative educational tool (expecially for AWS developers, their Amazon Web Services).
I think every big company can greatly benefit from Second Life this way: I also hope that, in the near future, we’ll have more powerful tools to teach and interact […]
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December 24th, 2007
This is great content, and the guy simply rocks: check out Reuben’s interview.
His company, Millions of us, is one of the leading businesses in Second Life.
I agree with what he says: people can’t bear advertising. We’re in the third millennium, if you want us to look at your stuff, get us involved in something less […]
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December 22nd, 2007
Is Second Life a business for you?
Is a business interested in customers and visitors?
To improve the service, don’t you need a way to understand visitors?
If so, you need SIM statistics. With statistics, you’re able to see where people go, how long they stay, what they buy, what they see, what they touch… and can improve […]
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December 22nd, 2007
Metaverses can be useful for big corporations, too: IBM says so.
I think that there is a big business in providing Virtual Worlds (Metaverses) to companies, expecially guaranteeing privacy and cryptography, so the company’s secrets are behind a tick wall.
We’ll see if Linden Lab will grab this opportunity or not!
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December 10th, 2007
As Reuters reports, Second Life enterpreneurs (can we call them SLenterpreneurs?), in an Electric Sheep event, say they are cautiously optimistic about 2008.
I agree with JimmyJet Fossett, expecially on the last sentence in bold (bold is mine): ” [I see the SL economy going] Up, I see the prospect of more transactional capability tied […]
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