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- The Mosque in Chebi (The Second Life of Islam)
- You and What Army? (Roleplaying revolution)
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- Simulacra and Second Life (French politics in the desert of the real)
- Fighting the Front (Confronting real world extremists in Second Life)
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- A Sim Darkly (PKD comes, at last, to the metaverse)
- The Second Life of Judge Richard A. Posner
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- New World Notes: The Book (A shameless plug)
- The Trouble with Two Million (Tateru Nino counts the cost of reaching that number of accounts)
- Copying a Controversy (A 3D Napster creates a brief mini-IP firestorm)
- Not the First Time (Culture clashing with corporate co-option)
- Outsourcing the Metaverse (From Saigon to SL)
- Need 4 Nissan? (How a young car lover beat an automotive conglomerate in Second Life)
- Find Fur (An informal census of Furries)
- The Meaning of a Million (Tateru Nino explains what was gained-- and what was lost-- in the population explosion)
- The Mixed Success of Mixed Reality (How corporate-sponsored SL sites fall short)
- The Second Life of Chris Anderson (The Long Tail reaches the metaverse)
- The Uncanny Valley Expo (All the entries)
- Wired Outtakes: Burning Life (Virtual bacchanal in high-res)
- Really Simple Second Life (Streaming RSS feeds in-world)
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- Creating Peace (A Nobel nominee educates in-world)
- Sex and the Singularity (An omnisexual harlot explains transhumanism)
- Trademarking Utopia (Experiments in social democracy-- and DMCA)
- Political Vote (Debating the value of real world politicians in SL)
- Hacking Up a Storm (Security breach as good PR)
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- Burning Life 2006 (Complete coverage of the Burming Man tribute)
- The Second Life of Mark Warner (a presidential hopeful makes an online world whistle stop)
- The Devil Rezzes Prada (The high drama of virtual fashion magazines)
- A Brother-HUD of Man (Creating the universal translator)
- The Penguin and the Zookeeper (a robot-powered fable)
- Swordplay (Full-fledged melee gaming finally arrives)
- Snowcrashed (The novel that started it all comes to SL)
- SL Vonnegut, or Lonesome No More! (The author as avatar)
- Suzanne Vega and the Second Life of live music
- The Spaces Between Us (avatars and social cues)
- The Second Life of Julian Dibbell (The author talks-- and sells-- "Play Money")
- What they Gave (Fighting cancer by buying a $2000 virtual car)
- Half a WoW (Bigger than Warcraft by 2008?)
- Amazon inside (E-commerce from in-world to the Web)
- The View from Jerusalem (Wartime interviews in-world)
- Running for Life (Avatar dash for American Cancer Society)
- New World Headlines (Predicting the metaverse's future)
- Teenage Wasteland (Notes from the Teen Grid)
- The Game Developer's Guide to Pwning Second Life
- Avatars on Avatar-Based Marketing (The in-world forum for the Harvard Business article)
- Protagonist of the Island Nakama (Creating a commercial microcosm of anime)
- -- And He Rezzed a Crooked House (After Heinlein, creating a virtual world tesseract home)
- Everything Goes Better with Daleks (The potentials-- and perils-- of mixed reality education/non-profit events)
- Selling Dystopia (Turning totalitarianism into a shopper's paradise)
- Counting Virtual World Clickthroughs (Experiment in web to virtual world advertising)
- A Day Without Screenshots (The Flickr of SL becomes a protest tool)
- To the Stars (RL rocket scientists create an island of their own)
- Hooray for Bollywood (The India-fication of avatar beauty)
- God Game (Creating an artificial ecosystem)
- Bullet in the Head (Or, avatar-based Russian Roulette)
- Quarter Million, Plus Change (Debating the significance of 250K+ Residents)
- Virtual Meet-Up (Campaigning for office in an online world)
- Going Pro in SL (Aimee Weber's advice for paying bills with virtual world skills)
- My-Avatar- Heritage.com (Matching online persona to real world celebrity)
- The Uncanny X-Men (and Newscorp) Come to Second Life
- The Art of Tech War (Creating an RTS in SL)
- Heart of Tateru (The Asperger's advantage)
- Guarding Darfur (When superheroes meet genocide)
- Return to Darfur (Debating role of virtual worlds as social change tool with Ethan Zuckerman)
- Guarding Darfur (When superheroes meet genocide)
- Improvise, Adapt, Oversit (When sitting was profitable)
- Creative Commons in SL: The Conducer of Mia Wombat (Groundbreaking talk on IP rights in the age of Web 2.0)
- Growing Your Own (Virtual life for artificial cannabis)
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- "Building Walls, Building Platforms" (The virtual world's first official campaign HQ)
- "The Gamer's Rough Guide to Pwning SL"
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- "Her World, Her Imagination" (Making solar system machinima)
- "Unimpeachable Offense" (Bush vs. anti-Bush vs. Virtual World)
- "The City State of Second Life" (SL membership by city)
- "Hamlet Reborn" (The new New World Notes officially begins)
- "The Skin You're In" (An experiment with avatar race)
- "The Second Life of Lawrence Lessig"
- "And Your Chicks for Free" (MTV comes to SL)
- "The Second Life of Thomas P.M. Barnett" (From advising Rumsfeld and Kerry to briefing the Flying Spaghetti Monster)
- "Homeland Security Comes to Second Life" (Simulating disaster response in SL)
- "The Hiroshima Memorial of Snakekiss Noir" (Re-imagining the unimaginable in an online world)
- "Burning Life '05" (Burning Man made virtual)
- "Sandbox Game" (Giving a second life to their favorite games)
- "The Ideal Trailer" (Machinima as documentary filmmaking tool)
- "Day of the Doctorow" (The man, the myth-- the avatar)
- "Mr. Frogg's Wild Ride" (Hard luck musician literally sings for his supper)
- "Into the Arms of America" (SL as pro-US PR)
- "Fated Inner Chomsky" (A "devil's accountant" in SL)
- "Evolving Nemo" (Simulating Darwinism underwater)
- "Making Love" (The animation of desire)
- "Your Cheating Heart" (Virtual adultery when real love has gone)
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- "The Tragics of Tringo" (A mini-game reshapes the entire culture of SL)
- "Watching the Detectives" (Undercover gumshoes for hire-- rates from L$100/hour, plus expenses)
- "Anshe at the Gates" (The business lady and the artists' enclave she bought)
- "Shooting to Kill: Bedazzle's U:SL" (The toil and tears behind SL's most ambitious in-game FPS project to date)
- "The Soldier's Mistress" (From Jessie to Fallujah and back again)
- "Jenna Fairplay and Maslow's Hierarchy of Booty" (The theory behind a nightclub hostess' success)
- "Man and Man on Woman on Woman" (Or, Boys who are girls who love boys who are girls)
- "The Nine Souls of Wilde Cunningham" (One avatar, many lives)
- "A Lever to Move the Mind" (The nightmarish experience of schizophrenia, as recreated by a medical doctor/computer programmer)
- "In the Towers of No Shadow" (Virtual memorials to 9/11's atrocity)
- "So Very Kerry" (Or an exercise in 3D political blogging)
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- "The Second Life of Harvey Smith" (The veteran developer on SL games and his own)
- "The Second Life of Baghdad" (In-world from the warzone)
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- "Where Two or More are Gathered" (State of spirituality in SL)
- "Sitting Pretty" (The gender politics of taking a seat)
- "What Will the Island Become?" (Virtual capitalism and its discontents)
- "Worlds Within Worlds" (all about SL's mini MMORPG)
- "Private Dancer" (SL after dark)
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