Do you have the right to socialize on multiplayer games?
Steve | July 23, 2009
Do you have the right to socialize on multiplayer games?
Steve | July 23, 2009
Do you have the right to socialize on multiplayer games?
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Steve | July 23, 2009
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Steve | October 24, 2008
The startling title reads, “Woman Jailed for ‘Killing’ Virtual Spouse.” When I first read that, I said, “Hmm…” A few seconds later, I concluded, “Nah. No way.” You can read the details here.
Of course, the woman went to jail on suspicion of having committed a crime, but there was no real killing in this case. [...]
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Steve | August 7, 2008
In today’s edition of Computing (UK), Charlotte Walker-Osborn has published a very interesting article, entitled “Very real legal issues exist in a virtual world.” I haven’t spent a lot of time in virtual worlds; however, I have set up an identity in Second Life, so I do have a presence there and have explored it [...]
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