As Second Life matures, they are taking some fairly customary steps, one of which is to take a more proactive role to protect their own intellectual property. In this vein, Linden Labs has created the Second Life Brand Center, which details the proper and improper use of Linden Labs trademarks. In addition, Linden Labs has created the "inSL" mark for users to use under certain conditions to signify their presence in Second Life. The Brand Center is online here.
NEW BOOK: Computer Games and Virtual Worlds: A New Frontier in Intellectual Property Law. Penned in part by the Patent Arcade's own Ross Dannenberg and Steve Chang.
