The thought of making money through an oxymoron such as "virtual land" seems ridiculous. Part of it has to do with the active push Linden Lab has made towards their ownSecond Life Marketplace, a frequent topic of this very column.
It's mentally taxing to have fewer avenues to blow off steam or to always maintain a perfect persona. Ironically, as individual users of these tools, we often want the best of both worlds when it comes to the hotly debated topic of privacy.
"In this ecosystem," wrote one analyst recently, "Matt Cutts is a brand new oxymoron: the celebrity engineer. In addition to being an oxymoron, though, the same writer reassures us that Matt "is not the dark Sith overlord of the Googleplex," but...
"In this ecosystem," wrote one analyst recently, "Matt Cutts is a brand new oxymoron: the celebrity engineer. In addition to being an oxymoron, though, the same writer reassures us that Matt "is not the dark Sith overlord of the Googleplex," but...
