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Technorati and the size of the blogosphere: it can’t be THAT hard to figure out, surely?!
Which brings me to my second point, can avatars pick up virusus or tics, programmed by Second Life citizens, that render them useless? It seems like yet another security issue to worry about. Ah well.
Thanks again for hosting.
To add a comment to the meetup - Second Life shows us we need to be thinking about "media" very differently than we traditionally do/have. I don't think the trick is to be focused on "how do we translate traditional PR to virtual worlds" but rather on how are virtual worlds changing media and how do we respond to (or lead with) 3-D and immersive media.
Sorry you can't be at tomorrow's Business Communicators of Second Life meeting. And, I hope your offer of hosting a BCSL meeting is still open.
Linda -- any time, please feel free to utilise the CommsCafe even if I'm not there. And as a hint for future expansion, the Comms Cafe will be taking a leaf out of C.C. Chapman's book and building a more 'cafe-like' and larger space to house bigger events and provide refreshments and entertainment. Keep watching that space!