Seems everyone is in L.A. for the Virtual Worlds Expo except me right now, with e-mails and schmooze plans flinging back and forth like a gamer leader board. No, gang, I can’t make it to … [Read more...]
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150 Kids’ Virtual Worlds: 95 Live, 68 in R&D; How Many Are Worthy?
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