There have been numerous stories in the past year about corporations developing presences in Second Life. The most well known ones are Reuters, Adidas, Nike, Pontiac etc.
I keep waiting for the first aussie company to take the plunge. I know I’d buy a Mambo shirt for myself in-world, and even like to offer a VB or XXXX to guests. Anyone out there got any inside information or predictions on which companies will be first in the pool?
Hey Lowell, great site you have going here.
I am an Aussie in Sydney and the first Aussie registered SL developer. I am working towards bringing Aussie companies to SL and would love to get in touch with Aussies who have RL sales and marketing experience. If you would like to contact me please IM me in game (Estrelle Fauna) or email jana@big-bit,net.
Cheers!
Hey Lowell, great site you have going here.
I am an Aussie in Sydney and the first Aussie registered SL developer. I am working towards bringing Aussie companies to SL and would love to get in touch with Aussies who have RL sales and marketing experience. If you would like to contact me please IM me in game (Estrelle Fauna) or email jana@big-bit,net.
Cheers!
Welcome Abi! I’ve IM’d you – look forward to chatting at some stage 🙂
Welcome Abi! I’ve IM’d you – look forward to chatting at some stage 🙂
I work at the ABC and we are currently looking at setting up in SL – we’d love to be a destination for Aussie SL users – be a meeting place and offer something distinctively Australian. AFTRS already have an island (Esperance) and I know Telstra are in the process of developing a cluster of islands.
I work at the ABC and we are currently looking at setting up in SL – we’d love to be a destination for Aussie SL users – be a meeting place and offer something distinctively Australian. AFTRS already have an island (Esperance) and I know Telstra are in the process of developing a cluster of islands.
By the way, I’m Abi Goldflake in-world so feel free to IM me, cheers, Abi Thomas
By the way, I’m Abi Goldflake in-world so feel free to IM me, cheers, Abi Thomas