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Volume: 9 Issue: 12
(December 2007)
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Virtual Worlds: 'Passporting' of avatars and property between virtual worlds
Virtual worlds have evolved to the point where it will soon be possible to 'passport' an avatar or virtual property from, for example, Second Life to World of Warcraft. Sean F. Kane, an attorney with Drakeford & Kane LLC, examines issues around ownership of virtual property that must be resolved before this can happen effectively.
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