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Tech Wired Australia – Episode 101 – Google Lively Left Dead
Tech Wired Australia episode 101.
Hosts: Ben Grubb & Brent Pudney.
Topics discussed:
MySpace suicide trial, Film companies sue iiNet ‘for allowing piracy’, NASA tests ‘interplanetary internet’, Google SearchWiki and Google Lively no more
Show notes @ http://techwiredau.com/?p=2489
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Posted by Ben Grubb on Sunday, November 23, 2008 at 4:19 pm
Filed under Blog, Episodes · Tagged with Australian Podcast, Ben Grubb, Brent Pudney, Episode 101, Film companies sue iiNet 'for allowing piracy', Google SearchWiki and Google Lively no more, MySpace suicide trial, NASA tests 'interplanetary internet', tech wired australia
The Livelyzens (Lively users) are coming together to appeal to Google to keep Lively alive.
Lively is a great platform for interaction as well as creativity. It is easy to use, browser based, embeddable on webpages to bring a 3D experience right on your website. While Lively has been in beta and has limited capability in terms of the objects and avatars available, the Livelyzens have been able to come up with very creative ways to create art from what is available. All this in a “clean” 3D world thanks to Google’s vigilance in getting rid of rooms with inappropriate content. More than anything, Lively has become a place to make friends for life – from all over the world with wonderful people.
Please visit our website http://livelyzens.com and participate in the Lively Machinima contest we are conducting to show the creative potential of Google Lively. Please also sign our online petition http://livelyzens.com/petition.aspx
We kindly request netizens to support us in reviving a wonderful 3D world that is a kid friendly and a creative space for art and interaction amongst adults.