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Rudy Godoy

Better Business Bureau Gives Second Life An "F" - 0 views

  • But the intricacies of governing a real-currency microeconomy are so maddeningly complex it's impossible to give people anything but superficial customer service.
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      The point here is: is the role of Linden Labs to govern everything? By Second Life intrisincs and definition it's users are not directly dependant on them, and mostly uses SL as an ecosystem in the way Google does on search and advertisement online.
  • Linden encourages people to create virtual goods-based businesses with real money, then makes decisions on land, currency, advertising, outlawed content, or a million other things that directly impact people's livelihoods.
  • And as the BBB notes, Linden tends to ignore complaints
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    Una reciente evaluación de BBB a Linden Labs, el creador de Second Life, le otorga el grado "F". La pregunta es si Liden Labs es una empresa que puede ser evaluada bajo parámetros tradicionales? Estamos frente a la evolución de los mundos virtuales.
Rudy Godoy

Google boss backs subsidized Linuxbooks - 0 views

  • Schmidt called netbooks the "next generation" of the low-cost machines produced by Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative. "Products today are not completely done. Things are missing.
  • Such devices could rule the world, Schmidt said, because cloud online apps are the future. "Cloud computing is one of those changes that are going to happen - regardless of whether or not companies in the ecosystem want it to," he said. "IT systems today are so slow in the way that they evolve...We now have an opportunity to build a whole new generation of applications that cycle much faster."
  • Just as predictably, Schmidt began his Morgan Stanley Q&A by insisting that Google's search monopoly could vanish at any moment. He pointed to a recent snafu where Google's search engine blocked access to the entire internet.
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  • "We had a bug recently where we put a malware statement out for users, and in that time, Yahoo! searches gained very, very quickly," he said. "It looks like people will move very quickly from one search engine to another, for any number of reasons. We've looked at this very carefully."
  • "Eventually, it will make sense for operators and so forth to subsidize the use of netbooks so they can make services revenue and advertising revenue on the consumption. That's another new model that's coming."
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    Google makes a smart move in expect to don't let Microsoft eat the whole pie of the upcoming netbook marketshare.
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