From American Magazine: ... On Tuesday, July 3, a real life person named Kevin Alderman filed suit against a Second Life avatar named Volkov Catteneo for copyright infringement. Alderman ran an adult entertainment empire inside this virtual universe. His star product was a virtual bed (the SexGen) that could be used to recreate adult films with avatars. Alderman sold it for 12,000 Lindens ($45) but Catteneo has found a hack to let him make free copies, which he's selling at one third the price. As part of his suit, Alderman is seeking a subpoena to force Linden Labs, the company that owns Second Life, to reveal whatever they know about Catteneo's actual identity...
Wednesday, July 11
Avatars Real Enough to be Sued
From American Magazine: ... On Tuesday, July 3, a real life person named Kevin Alderman filed suit against a Second Life avatar named Volkov Catteneo for copyright infringement. Alderman ran an adult entertainment empire inside this virtual universe. His star product was a virtual bed (the SexGen) that could be used to recreate adult films with avatars. Alderman sold it for 12,000 Lindens ($45) but Catteneo has found a hack to let him make free copies, which he's selling at one third the price. As part of his suit, Alderman is seeking a subpoena to force Linden Labs, the company that owns Second Life, to reveal whatever they know about Catteneo's actual identity...
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