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Opinion: Interoperability for Virtual Worlds in 2008? 
UgoTrade | Mon, Jan 7
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The emergence of many forms of virtual worlds will be a notable trend in 2008. But Second Life as the largest and most highly developed user generated, 3D immersive world will continue to blaze the trail for the most world changing potential for virtual worlds - collapsing geography. How vi...
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