Google’s Virtual World: Lively

ByLaurel Papworth July 9, 2008November 24, 2019

My little Virtual World in Google’s Lively. Called Social Butterflies – come join us in ‘lively’ discussions. Looking Avatar-Fashionable, of course! Very alpha – not beta. Some things that are dangerous – ability to animate another’s avatar for example? Rape scripts anyone? But being able to embed a world in your blog, Facebook page or…

My little Virtual World in Google’s Lively. Called Social Butterflies – come join us in ‘lively’ discussions. Looking Avatar-Fashionable, of course!

Very alpha – not beta. Some things that are dangerous – ability to animate another’s avatar for example? Rape scripts anyone?

But being able to embed a world in your blog, Facebook page or homepage? Awesome! 🙂

We should see our worlds on our mobiles soon, no?

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Brazil eGov: Public Works and Internet Voting

ByLaurel Papworth March 15, 2009February 23, 2011

I’m always interested in metaGovernment. That’s not where a politician chats on Twitter or does broadcast YouTube videos or widgets for fund raising – but where voters are asked to make a difference to their own country other than donating or voting. Brazil (Portugese) (English) has something a little similar to Future of Melbourne project:…

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What NOT to publish – Mag staff’s Facebook faceoff

ByLaurel Papworth July 29, 2007November 24, 2019

I’ve done some incredibly stupid things in online communities. *blushes just thinking about them* It’s part of the process of We Media (that’s you and me) learning what to reveal and what not to reveal about ourselves. What do we want private and what do we want published on a blog somewhere, which is then…

User Generated Hard Copy – trade publications

ByLaurel Papworth August 31, 2006

Every Woman is a trade publication for nurses. Here’s MediaPost evaluation of it: With a tagline of “Your prescription for healthy living,” Every Woman tries to milk its one big point of difference from other titles. Almost every article is written by nurses instead of journalists. The diagnosis: it’s an approach that doesn’t entirely work….

Event (Australian Law) – Avatars and Agreements

ByLaurel Papworth July 3, 2007February 23, 2011

I nearly took a job at Blake Dawson Waldron, Lawyers, about, oh, twenty years ago. But that’s beside the point: Avatars and Agreements Latest legal developments in marketing.Making marketing relevant in a consumer-driven world is the challenge for every organisation. Marketers are turning to new media as they look for novel and relevant ways to…

Election: The Last, The Next, The Following

ByLaurel Papworth October 23, 2008February 23, 2011

Comparing mashup (real/fake footage) videos of the last election to this election. The one that finishes in a week or two. Yep, that one. YouTube was created in February 2005. Three and half years ago. This quick post is about the fact that although we (creators of user generated content) start off amateur and mimicking…

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