What’s left for Second Life? Community meetings, underattended cultural events, and education. CNN uses its Second Life “island” to hold meetings with volunteer reporters. WGBH threw a virtual concert with a grand total of 70 attendees. And the Modern Language Association, that bastion of English-department wonkery, is pursuing the idea of using it to hold meetings.
Deathwatch: The End of Second Life
Honestly I’m surprised it lasted this long. As a virtual gaming community, I’m all for that - very cool stuff. As a business model for businesses to create new business, not so much!
