Inside the tabloid that rocked the virtual world. Continue reading “My Second Life as a Muckraker”
Author: Mark Wallace
Anonymity is Not Enough
How do we know who’s who on the Internet? And why it may be the most important question we face. Continue reading “Anonymity is Not Enough”
Trust Me
Why a virtual scam might be the most important technology story of 2005. Continue reading “Trust Me”
A Virtual Holiday in the Virtual Sun
Vacation, work, and life in the virtual world. A look at the imaginary destinations visited by millions of people each year in places like Second Life.
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The History of My Adventure
A post on a formative gaming experience, originally written for my now-defunct Walkerings blog. Continue reading “The History of My Adventure”
Notes on Halo
A short piece on gonzo gamers of the “New Games Journalism,” for the Sunday arts section of The New York Times. Continue reading “Notes on Halo”
Family Matters
A family bank can deliver capital, loans, and even sage advice—plus keep your loved ones thriving for generations to come Continue reading “Family Matters”
A Rescuer Of Animals Draws Some Yelps
One woman’s efforts to help have neighbors divided
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For Red-State Visitors, A Touch of Kerry Blue
Brooklyn residents take their politics to the rooftops
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Ramadan Revelry: Holy Fasting Days and Wild Mall Nights
Snacking Before Sundown Prohibited By Prophet But Nighttime Noshing OK
IS KOSHER, SAYS KORAN
Banks, Souqs, Mosques & Malls Make a Medley of Old & New In the Modern Muslim World Continue reading “Ramadan Revelry: Holy Fasting Days and Wild Mall Nights”