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By Steve Ranger

Published: 1 November 2006 14:40 GMT

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Second Life residents can meet at the Reuters atrium to discuss the events of the day while viewing the latest real-world news footage. London-based reporter, Adam Pasick - aka Adam Reuters - is the first chief of the virtual bureau.

Picture credit: Second Life/Linden Labs

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