I’m moderating a panel at Mixed Realities @ Emerson College, Feb 8

Posted on January 10th, 2008 by Gene Koo

Mixed Realities is an exhibition and symposium that explores the convergence—through cyberspace—of real and synthetic places made possible by computers and networks. Mixed Realities links and overlays the Huret & Spector Gallery (Boston), Turbulence.org, and Ars Virtua (Second Life).

I will be moderating the morning panel on February 8, Real World Implications of Virtual Economies, with panelists Burak Arikan, Drew Harry, Scott Kildall, and Victoria Scott. Virtual economies — and economics in general — are not my strong suit, so I look forward to learning quite a bit from the experience.

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One Response to “I’m moderating a panel at Mixed Realities @ Emerson College, Feb 8”

  1. Networked_Performance — Preview of Friday’s symposium @ Mixed Realities, on February 7th, 2008 at 10:29 am Said:

    […] panelists for Friday’s symposium, “Real World Implications of Virtual Economies,” teleconferenced this afternoon to plan our discussion. We’re abandoning the usual format of […]

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