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Getting Serious
Free of Legal Regulation, Virtual Games May Create Legal Troubles, Lawyers
ATM cards tied to virtual worlds a money launderers
Four Hours Could Get '24' Pirate Three Years
New kinds of Ecommerce
Virtual Wealth Management
Takahashi: Tracking criminals in virtual worlds
Gonzales Goes For Copyright Pirates' Jugulars
Court OKs Google's Fair Use of Titillating Thumbnails
First US GPL Lawsuit: What's 'Free' Got to Do With It?
FBI, Chinese Officials Pinch Software Pirates
Residents threaten lawsuit to force landbot ban
Second Life Goes Legit
Reality rears its ugly head in the realm of fantasy
Linden tightens the reins on its brand
Scrabble Brings Scrabulous Scrap to Facebook
Virtual Worlds, Digital Economies, And Synthetic Crimes
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