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Worlds In Motion sat down to talk about IMVU with CEO and president Cary Rosenzweig; I think we’re seeing the second coming of Second Life if the New York Times picks up on this. The interview itself is interesting, with a lot of attention paid to the creative/economic aspects of item transactions and so forth. On how it all works (and how it’s working out in IMVU):
