Report for FIR #336

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In this week's report: A rather futuristic thought piece on Second Life or other 3D Collaborative Virtual Worlds and our existing 2D web properties such as our traditional website, Facebook, Plaxo, MySpace, Twitter, et al. Plus a request to the community at large to help me with an academic paper. I'm looking for your 'a-ha' moments when you 'got it' about Web2.0, and when your colleagues, your clients, your managers, etc., 'got it' — what were the circumstances around that 'a-ha' moment? Email to [email protected] Eight minutes and 53 seconds of … well, I was going to say 'audio genius' but let us just say, 'audio'

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