I’ve been listening to a panel debating More Than Just a Game at Supernova this afternoon. And on the panel we had some very interesting people, including Philip Rosedale (Linden Labs), Amy Jo Kim (Shufflebrain), Michael Zyda (USC Gamepipe Lab), moderated by Dan Hunter of The Wharton School.
And I thought to myself, is it time to take the Net Neutrality debate into Second Life? That way, old fogeys like me will learn about some aspects of Generation M while working on something I feel passionate about.
Anyone else care to join me? Let me know by commenting.
3 responses so far ↓
1 Erik Cecil // Jun 23, 2006 at 1:54 pm
Excellent idea. Let’s model this online and mainstream it. The concept is simple - follow the money. But we have to illustrate it to show how it would work.
I’ll be discussing this with state legislators next week. Is there a link I can provide to them so that they can see this play out?
Best,
Erik
2 Sean // Jun 26, 2006 at 6:37 am
Invite Tim Berners-Lee to your Second Life rally. A bit of star pulling power to get the punters in.
3 Confused Of Calcutta » Blog Archive » Four Pillars: On minihompies and cubicles // Jul 17, 2006 at 10:22 pm
[...] I’ve had a Second Life account for some time now, and haven’t really done much with it. I’ve thought of doing things with it (like my aborted attempt to use Second Life as a stage for discussing Net Neutrality) but I must confess that it’s been more lurker and observer than participant. [...]
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