Posted in Blizzard, Copyright Law, Lawsuits, Linden Lab, Quicklinks, Virtual Law on November 29th, 2008 3 Comments »
Virtually Blind periodically runs “quicklinks” — items that are not long enough for a full story, but are worth a click. Here’s the current batch. The Chartered Institute of Taxation will be conducting a seminar on virtual world tax issues at Second Life’s Depo Business Park on Tuesday, the 2nd of December at 3:30pm GMT [...]
Posted in Linden Lab, Providers, Second Life, Trademark Law, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on November 24th, 2008 7 Comments »
I recently ran across a story about a dustup over alleged misuse of the “Miss Universe” trademark in Second Life (via Twisted and Tawdry). Cutting through the drama (and there’s plenty, if your drama levels are low) the story appears to be that “The Trump Organization” — as in Donald — is enforcing its “Miss [...]
Posted in Second Life, Virtual Law, Virtual Law Libraries, Virtual Law Practice, Virtual Legal Education, Virtual Worlds & Games on November 21st, 2008 No Comments »
As part of the SL Bar Association’s speaker series, Kate Fitz (Second Life’s ‘Cat Galeilo’), is presenting “Web 2.0 for Lawyers” in Second Life Saturday, November 22 at 12:00 Noon Pacific time. Fitz, who is a public law librarian in Sacramento, California and member of the California bar, serves as the SLBA’s Vice President of [...]
Posted in 3D Internet, Copyright Law, Linden Lab, Providers, Second Life, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on November 18th, 2008 22 Comments »
There’s an interesting post over at Not Possible In Real Life asking the question: “What is the correct (and legal) way to attribute photography and video shot in virtual worlds?” I was going to leave a comment there, but there’s really no way to answer this question off the cuff, so I’m turning it into [...]
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