It’s a metaverse murder mystery, caught on tape.

Courtesy of SLObserver.com.

In an article on social media and marketing.

Nice article today in the Innovation Section.

Our own Rodica Buzescu was just featured in this article in the Boston Globe.

The article covers a variety of subjects including the CyberONE course at Harvard and a broad array of philanthropic and business related initiatives in Second Life. Here’s a little excerpt:

“Rodica Buzescu of Somerville, who graduated from Harvard in June, is a project manager for Millions of Us, a California-based start-up that helps companies establish a presence in Second Life.

Millions of Us joins a coterie of companies and individuals making a living developing objects and experiences in Second Life. It’s created virtual Toyotas and built the virtual loft where Warner Bros. invited avatars to preview Regina Spektor’s latest album a month before its release.”

Go Rodica!

Laura Wegner of ad agency Ralston360 came by our new office in Sausalito about a month ago and shot this interview with me that does a great job of shining a very bright light on what an immense dork I look like on camera. Also how often I say “Um” and “Right”. Oh well, enjoy the laugh. She shows off some of our work and also some cool builds by our friends at Rivers Run Red and Aimee Weber Studios.

This was a fun interview to do — it’s always interesting how you can say so much and what ends up in the article is the phrase “digital tumbleweed”. Read it here.