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W Hotels are known for being hip, cool and cutting edge. Now, the creators of the chain are focusing on tech-savvy travelers through the virtual world of "Second Life." Join CNET's Rich DeMuro as he spends a night in the virtual hotel Aloft.
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Grand Canyon glass-walkers, Coors' happy hour reminders, Milonakis' digital debut, CK Spritz's Second Life, and oodles of classified information.
Become the first virtual millionaire
Entrepreneur and Hipcast cofounder Eric Rice has built a 3D convention center in the virtual world of Second Life. Content creators and marketers no longer have to visit Las Vegas--now they can rent Hipcast\222s meeting center for a negotiated fee and stream live media-events virtually.
Saving lives in the virtual world
Entrepreneur Kimberly Rufer-Bach is working with University of California-Davis to develop a virtual training environment in the Second Life virtual world. The goal is to prepare, train and aid emergency workers in a simulated setting before they are called on to help in a real-world crisis.
A group of delinquents clean a hotel to fill their community service. Unfortunatly for them they are not aware a maniac is also in the hotel. He locks them in and begins to hunt them down.
A day in the life of pro video gamer
It's a hard life being most excellent at most video games, but Johnathan Wendel, aka Fatal1ty, doesn't shy away from the challenge. So what happens in a typical day of a professional video game player? That's what we really wanted to know, too, so Irina invades Fatal1ty's hotel room to find out.
Show Us Yours: Sling Media Slingbox
The CEO of Sling Media watches the Daily Show on his laptop in his hotel room in Japan.
Europe's best hotel castle, no texting while driving, sugar batteries, clothes that fit, and top-optional restaurants.
Make real money on virtual planet Calypso
David Simmonds, director of business development at MindArk, joins CNET News.com's Neha Tiwari via Webcam to discuss how "Entropia Universe" differs \r\nfrom Linden Lab's creation "Second Life," how people make a living on Entropia, and what lies ahead for the virtual landscape. Three-year-old Entropia has nearly 500,000 users.
