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This story is from the category Life
Date posted: 20/09/2009 Having virtual sex in Second Life isn?t what it used to be. The 6-year-old virtual world, run by Linden Lab of San Francisco, is apparently so littered with bootlegged sex toys that it?s hard to know whether you?re getting the right bang for your buck. Raising the stakes on a two-year-old intellectual property controversy in Second Life, a popular seller of online adult novelties filed a federal copyright- and trademark-infringement lawsuit against Linden Lab this week. The suit claims that Linden looks the other way, while virtual residents rip off the SexGen product line, which includes specially programmed beds, rugs, sofas and even a coffin that enable consenting avatars to engage in virtual sex acts. See the full Story via external site: www.wired.com Most recent stories in this category (Life): 17/09/2014: Do wearable lifestyle activity monitors really work? |
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