Daily Herald "The most interesting thing about the online virtual world Second Life is that it's so closely tied to first life for many people. Of course, there are people who use it as an escape, as a purely fantastical world where there are few rules and equally few consequences..." Read More |
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San Francisco Chronicle "I stood atop a 10-story slum in the Kowloon district of Hong Kong. Cracked windows caught the reflections of neon Chinese signs far below. A few stars winked above. I slid my foot forward - and fell...." Read More |
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| New World Notes January 2008 "The Second Life Travel Guide by Sean Voss is bursting full of a 100+ recommended locations in many categories, quite a few I hadn't heard of until reading it..." Read More |
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Second Life Cable Network My appearance on "Tonight Live with Paisley Beebe" in Second Life. In this tonight show themed show I discuss my upcoming Second Life Travel Guide ... View Video |
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Second Life News Network A blog post about my upcoming Second Life Travel Guide and weekly tours I give in Second Life.... Read More |
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Second Life Insider A blog post that covers my work as a virtual tour guide in Second Life. By taking small groups of avatars through a guided tour of the Metaverse we discover new locations and share other findings... Read More |
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Listening Post See yours truly in a recent episode of Listening Post talking about how politicians are using Social Networks for campaigning this election. I said a lot about the McCain MySpace image swap and the Obama profile issue but unfortunately they cut it out. Watch the video |
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OC Register About three weeks ago, Percival, a two-year resident of Aliso Viejo, launched SocialShield.com, a Web site that provides a way for parents to monitor and understand online communities such as MySpace. The site includes material such as books and monitoring software, as well as tips on how to talk to a child about the networking sites... Read More |
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Forbes Magazine MySpace has to fend off more than online Lotharios. A bunch of young programmers are trying to--gasp!--commercialize the networking site. |
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Adotas.com The untapped advertising gold mine that is MySpace is no longer a secret. Small businesses and major corporations alike have begun to court the site's prime demographic and stake out their own user profiles as campaign bases, the first “commercial zones” inside a vast expanse of otherwise untamed consumer wilderness... Read More |
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Baltimore City Paper More than a year after his death, Aaron Huth continues to haunt those who knew him. His profile on the behemoth six-degrees-of-separation Web site Friendster.com still lets people know that in May of 2003 he was listening to bands like the Birthday Party and the Postal Service and reading Nietzsche. His likes and interests were frozen for posterity on May 26, 2003, the last time he logged into the site.... Read More |
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