Taking Twitter mash-ups and William Gibson along for the ride
By Steve Ranger
Published: 20 July 2007 12:53 GMT
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Becoming a good citizen could be the best way for businesses to get the most out of virtual worlds.
In the next few weeks publishing house Penguin is running a series of events around the launch of the new novel by the father of cyberpunk, William Gibson - such as placing containers like the one above in-world.
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