Two weeks ago, Linden Lab CEO Rod Humble made an announcement covering various topics. I feel as if I should preface this with a warning label: Potential Controversy Ahead. But then I realized I'd have to put that on almost every column, and then I...
It was right on time, according to Rod Humble's previously given timeline for release. While other ongoing stories are still.ongoing, four weeks ago the much awaited release of Mesh to the full Second Life grid happened.
Last week, during the peak of the Plusgate fracas, Rod Humble (CEO of Linden Lab) tweeted to the world "But I have no intention of trying to change googles or FB's mind. Rod Humble seems to genuinely be interested in what people do in Second Life...
The privacy and security discussion goes on, and hopefully what Rod Humble (CEO of Linden Lab) will live up to his statements on the protection of privacy. That's what happened last week. A lot has happened since then.
Rod Humble, CEO of Linden Lab - February 12, 2011 in an interview with (the wonderful) Dusan Writer. In the meantime, I'm wondering why Rod Humble is remaining so very, very silent. Just as Rod Humble says above, "People don't want other people to...
Though the new CEO of Linden Lab, Rod Humble seems to (somewhat miraculously) be interested in bucking that trend, it's been clear from the outset that viewer 2.x was plagued by this very problem. Stuff!
Two days before Gothmas, Linden Lab announced a new CEO, (Rod Humble) who is coming into this new position from a VP slot at EA Play. Good luck, Rod Humble. That looks like a full plate there, Rod. It seems like it's back to business time and the...
