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The YouTube clip of the griefing attack on Anshe Chung has been reclassified as a “terms of use violation.”

You may have heard that Anshe Chung Studios is citing copyright violations and the DMCA in the use of her Second Life avatar image and textures during her interview at CNET's Second Life bureau last month. YouTube has removed machinima...

Anshe Chung Studios, the giant Second Life property development firm which has also expanded into metaverse services, confirmed on Thursday it has sold 10 percent of itself to a German venture capital firm.

Anshe Chung Studios said this weekend it plans to launch a cross-platform financial market and currency exchange that spans virtual worlds including Second Life and Entropia Universe by early next month.

Citing the DMCA, Second Life's biggest land owner, Anshe Chung Studios, has challenged the right for users (including members of the press) to publish 'screen shots' from the game that they claim would infringe on their copyright.