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The State of Play: Law, Games and Virtual Worlds, a first-of-its-kind exploration of the intersection between law and the gamespace. Media stories about the conferenceWIRED NEWS FEATURES STORY ENTITLED "LAWMAKERS GAME THE SYSTEM" ON THE DEMOCRACY: THE VIDEOGAME WORKSHOP ORGANIZED BY THE DEMOCRACY DESIGN WORKSHOP AT THE STATE OF PLAY. ARTICLE BY DANIEL TERDIMAN AND AVAILABLE HERE. February 9, 2004. American Lawyer: "Game Show" by Carlyn Kolker, January 1, 2004. Financial Times: "Realities of a virtual economy: Online games are taking on a parallel life of their own - spawning trade, exchange rates and regulatory headaches" by Paul Tyrrell, December 29, 2003 WiredNews: Laying Down the Virtual Law by Daniel Terdimann, November 12, 2003 and in Spanish: Leyes para el mundo virtual NY1: Law Schools Explore Whether People Can Sue For Actions In Cyberspace by Adam Balkin, November 17, 2003 GameShark: Second Life Digital IP Rights GameSpy: The Future of Massively Multiplayer Gaming by Greg Kosak, November 13, 2003 New York Law School Press Releases Blog and blawg discussionsLawmeme (Yale Law School Student Weblog): Second Life Allows Players to Retain In-Game IP Lawmeme (James Grimmelman's Report on the Conference): State of Play (Read this!) The Importance Of (Ernest Miller Weblog): New IP Rules for Second Life and Century 21 Panel Julian Dibbell Blog: Play Money, Meet Big Money Discourse.net (Michael Froomkin Blog): State of Play Ratchet Up: Legal Scholars Debate Virtual Worlds Terra Nova (with postings by, among others, Jack Balkin, Dan Hunter, Raph Koster, Greg Lastowka, Ren Reynolds): State of Play Generally, Miss Norway & Wicked Non-Games Stark County Library: E-Alert The Virtual Chase (Ballard, Spahr, Andrews and Ingersoll Weblog): Mixing Virtual Worlds and Law Susan Crawford Blog: Games Many2Many: Corante: State of Play Company press releases and other websitesLudicorp (Stewart Butterfield): Ludicorp at State of Play Linden Lab (Philip Rosedale): Second Life to Own Digital Creations Summaries of the conference panelsJames Grimmelman Conference Report on Lawmeme |