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Notes and Thoughts from Virtual Worlds 2007

Posted in Active Worlds, Activeworlds, Inc., Civil Procedure, Content Creators, Copyright Law, Entropia Universe, Eros, Eros v. John Doe, IMVU, IMVU Inc., Lawsuits, Linden Lab, Makena Technologies, Mindark, Providers, Second Life, There, Trademark Law, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on October 11th, 2007 7 Comments »

Welcome to new readers visiting the site for the first time after hearing about it at Virtual Worlds 2007 in San Jose this week. I am going to be in the Bay Area through the weekend, so regular updates will resume next week. Here are a few initial thoughts and notes from the conference… Kevin [...]

Click to Agree: Where and How Disputes with Virtual World and Game Providers Are Settled

Posted in Active Worlds, Activeworlds, Inc., Blizzard, Click to Agree, Commentary, Contract Law, Copyright Law, Electronic Arts, Entropia Universe, IMVU, IMVU Inc., Linden Lab, Makena Technologies, Mindark, Providers, Second Life, The Sims Online, There, Trademark Law, VB Features, VB Series, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games, World of Warcraft on September 30th, 2007 8 Comments »

Guest Commentary – Part One of VB’s “Click to Agree” Series When you enter an online world or game, you have to click a little box or button and agree to a set of terms, usually called the “Terms of Service” (TOS) or the “End User License Agreement” (EULA). Although this kind of agreement (technically, [...]