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: Idea Lawyer BlogSecond Life: Virtual Store-Real Music
Second Tunes is a service for musicians who want to sell their music in Second Life.
As of last month, about a hundred artists are on the SecondTunes roster.
To sell someone else's music in Second Life, You are limited to 150 songs at a time, and you must get a license from Harry Fox Agency for $15 and 9.1 cents a song. While Harry Fox only takes real dollars, Second Life currency is linden dollars and songs go for $200 to $400 Linden dollars each.
As crime starts to infect Second Life, will real music theft in a virtual world become another headache for rightsowners?
Full post as published by Idea Lawyer Blog on May 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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