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Online Video Games: Rules, Laws, and Terms of Service Debated at New York Law School Conference; Co-sponsor Linden Labs Announces Closing of $8 Million Financing Round
NEW YORK -- Opening night at the State of Play: Reloaded conference at New York Law School on October 28 saw an animated debate of the rules governing the behavior of participants in virtual worlds and a major announcement from conference co-sponsor Linden Labs. During the first session, "The...
Tags: conference, financing, Games, New York Law School
Research articles 2004-10-29
Supreme Court Exchange: Introducing the Game
This paper speaks about Supreme Court Exchange who is a new online multi-player game that tests players' skill in predicting the outcome of pending Supreme Court cases, by applying the metaphor of portfolio investment management.
Tags: U.S. Supreme Court, New York Law School, Games, Personal Technology
White papers 2003-10-21
Virtual Worlds, Real Rules
This article considers the extent to which massively multi-player online role playing games MMORPGs might be designed to allow the testing of legal rules. Rather than examine legal relationships within or arising from existing games, it discusses whether this dynamic new ludic phenomenon might be harnessed to solve a long...
Tags: Virtual World, New York Law School, Games, Personal Technology
White papers 2003-08-31
Can Avatars Lead us to a New Model of Dispute Resolution?
Online games are an impressive collective experience involving many sophisticated users. When the need for online dispute resolution first surfaced, there was a sense that courts were not well-suited for many of the disputes that would arise online. This have the potential to contribute to a new ADR approach, one...
Tags: Avatar, Resolution, New York Law School, Games, Personal Technology
White papers 2003-11-10
How Online Games will Shape the Law - Will Online Games Provide a New Pathway to collective Legal Personhood
Online games have given us a whole new set of tools with which law and legally significant relationships can be created. This paper describes the means and modes to speculate about the way in which the new "social affordances" of games may lead to new kinds of social organization, including...
Tags: Online Game, New York Law School, Games, Personal Technology
White papers 2003-10-09
The Gamers' Perspective
This paper describes about online gaming. The internet is not a content delivery system. It's not a way to download movies or even songs but also a way of connecting gaming consoles. The only questions left are whether processing will be done on centralized servers or within the consoles, and...
Tags: Console, Content Delivery, New York Law School, Games, Personal Technology
White papers 2003-06-11

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Experts in Video Games, Technology, Law, and Digital Media to Convene at New York Law School October 28-30, 2004
NEW YORK -- Participants Include Representatives of Sony Online Entertainment, Wired Magazine, Yahoo, Linden Lab, Internet Gaming Entertainment, Yale Law School, eGenesis, and OthersDATE: Thursday, October 28-Saturday, October 30, 2004 NAME OF EVENT: The State of Play II:...
Tags: game, New York Law School, video
Research articles 2004-10-13
Third Annual State of Play Conference on Law and Virtual Worlds to Examine 'Social Revolutions'
NEW YORK -- New York Law School: Participants will explore social interaction, collective action in massively multiplayer online games on October 6-8, 2005 at New York Law SchoolDATE: Thursday, October 6-Saturday, October...
Tags: New York Law School
Research articles 2005-08-18
Obama's open-government director opens up
On Tuesday morning, the Obama administration formally unveiled its Open Government directive, an effort aimed at weaving the philosophies of openness, transparency and participation into the DNA of the federal government and its agencies.That directive comes as a direct result of President Barack Obama's first executive action, on January 21,...
Tags: government, Barack Obama, Administration
News items 2009-12-08
Game On! The State of Play: Law, Games, and Virtual Worlds Conference to be Held at New York Law School, Nov. 13-15
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Tags: game, New York Law School, virtual world
Research articles 2003-11-07
Mashable's Weekly Internet and Social Media Events Guide
It's a brand new week, which means it's time for Mashable's guide to upcoming social media and web events, parties, and conferences. For more upcoming event listings, check out Mashable's Events section. Is your event not on this list? Contact us and let's establish a media partnership. Mashable's Weekly Social...
Tags: Social Media
News items 2009-08-24
Obama Taps Genachowski, and Tunes the FCC In to Broadband
By Tom Lowry and Heather Green By selecting Julius Genachowski to be chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Barack Obama is signaling that the nation's chief media and technology regulator will play a much more prominent role than in previous Administrations. Why is that? For one, Genachowski and Obama have...
News items 2009-08-07
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