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: IP Law DailyTranscript of Q&A Regarding Second Life Intellectual Property with Attorney Frank Taney PostedVirtually Blind | Virtual Law
The transcript of yesterday?s in-world discussion of Second Life intellectual property issues with attorney Frank Taney is now available at SLOG. I?m on the road right now and I couldn?t make it to the event ?live,? but it looks like it was a great session.
From the introduction to the transcript:
The simulator was packed for the entire event - so we?ll be making this a regular occurrence focused on more specific topics! Frank Taney, a partner at Buchanan, Ingersoll, & Rooney did a question and answer session with over 40 content creators in Second Life. His avatar is ?Extinct Darwin.?
This is an overview, so Frank covered a lot of territory quickly, but they apparently plan to do specific sessions on individual topics in the future, so you can look forward to more detail in those.
Full post as published by IP Law Daily on February 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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