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April 13th, 2007 (Visited 2840 times) Tags:

According to this article, Atari may be contemplating a user-generated content world. This is an interesting step for a publisher of IP; after all, part of why Sony’s Home is limited to user content mostly in private spaces is basically to prevent IP from being rampantly abused. Be interesting to see what comes of this.

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Website Equalizer wrote on April 14th, 2007 at 2:15 am:

m not a designer but nobody been answering you for 2 weeks because this isn’ta straight forward question. I would recommend you to contact Leandro Alves, he done a lot of custom made eZ webin designs. … Atariverse? According to this article, Atari may be contemplating a user-generated content world. This is an interesting step for a publisher of IP; after all, part of why Sony s Home is limited to user content mostly in private spaces is basically

website-equalizer.com wrote on April 14th, 2007 at 2:15 am:

m not a designer but nobody been answering you for 2 weeks because this isn’ta straight forward question. I would recommend you to contact Leandro Alves, he done a lot of custom made eZ webin designs. …Atariverse?According to this article, Atari may be contemplating a user-generated content world. This is an interesting step for a publisher of IP; after all, part of why Sony s Home is limited to user content mostly in private spaces is basically

External News wrote on April 14th, 2007 at 5:46 am:

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GigaOM » Atari Gets Into the User-Created Online World Game wrote on April 15th, 2007 at 11:05 am:

[...] tip: Raph Koster.) Share/E-mail | Sphere | Print | Topic: Online Games, Featured | Tags: Atari, Metaverse, [...]

Atari Gets Into the User-Created Online World Game » TechAddress wrote on April 15th, 2007 at 12:20 pm:

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FileCatalyst 2.0 for the Mac launched at NAB - Brant level wrote on April 16th, 2007 at 5:25 am:

Second Life, major corporations are institutionally unwilling to cede any rights. Then again, with the competition already so fierce, they’re likely to start rethinking that assumption soon. (Hat tip: Raph Koster.) Share/E-mail

GigaGamez » Archive Atari Gets Into the User-Created Online World Game « wrote on April 16th, 2007 at 7:29 am:

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GigaGamez » Archive Atari Gets Into the User-Created Online World Game « wrote on April 16th, 2007 at 5:58 pm:

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argo said on April 14th, 2007 at 12:24 am:
part of why Sony’s Home is limited to user content mostly in private spaces is basically to prevent IP from being rampantly abused

OK, but my first question in reading this article and your post is: What is Atari’s take on user generated content? Who owns the IP rights to the original content which I develop? LL set the Virtual World precedent for IP ownership, but I don’t believe that precedent is legally binding. If I understand the laws correctly, Sony or Atari could legally take ownership of my content because I have developed on their system?
Mike Rozak said on April 14th, 2007 at 7:10 pm:
My first thought is, “YASLC” = “Yet another Second Life clone”. I hope at least one of them can expand the market significantly, because the market isn’t very large at the moment. 300K real users in SL? 30K paying users? Divided by 10 (approximate number of YASLCs I’ve heard about)? That’s 3K paying users per world.