Well, I was going to promise not to talk about “the Big A” until next week. But I read perhaps the best legal article on gamer’s law in six months. You can read it here… http://copyrightlitigation.blogspot.com/2010/04/law-of-avatars-copyright-act-doesnt.html (Copyright Litigation Blog) Read the whole thing, and then pop back in here. I’ll wait.
This happened this week, as reported by VERN. I liked their quote, “Avatars United can be described as a sort of “Facebook for avatars”, complete with a third-party applications ecosystem.” On the Avatars United Website you can see over two dozen worlds/games that are represented. After the jump, I’ll get further into questions about the [...]
Have you ever had your avatar stolen? I mean, was it your avatar, or was it just a photo you picked up from the internet? If it was, did you Photoshop it or make it somehow your own? What about your handle? Is it uniquely yours? Do you have it across [...]
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(People ask me all the time what my blog is about; when you find out, tell me in the comments?!)
Today’s post, however, is strictly informational. The full URLs are for your reference.
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