Greg Lastowka is a professor of law at Rutgers University.
"''Virtual Justice" is the definitive book on the law of virtual
worlds. Illuminating as well as entertaining, from castles of bits
and hijacked avatars to stolen virtual swords it is what every
digital native ought to read."--Viktor Mayer-Schonberger, Associate
Professor and Director, Information + Innovation Policy Research
Centre, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University
of Singapore--Viktor Mayer-Sch nberger
""Virtual Justice" provides a great overview and discussion of some
of the trickiest issues facing virtual worlds. It's an important
and timely contribution to the field - well worth a read by
academics, designers, and users alike."--T.L. Taylor, author of
"Play Between Worlds"--T.L. Taylor (07/15/2010)
"As the virtual goods economy explodes, Lastowka''s well-reasoned
and well-written arguments will acquire ever more importance.
Courts and governments have much to decide, and -- if they are wise
-- they will look here for much guidance."--Edward Castronova,
author of "Synthetic Worlds: The Business and Culture of Online
Games"--Edward Castronova (07/15/2010)
"For anyone interested in virtual worlds or massively multiplayer
online games, this book will be fascinating on so many levels.
Appealing, beautifully-written and chock-full of insight, "Virtual
Justice" sets out the laws for brand new territories, creating the
maps that we need to navigate these remarkable places. Of value to
everyone--lawyers, laypeople, regulators, thinkers--Lastowka gives
us the definitive account of the laws of the virtual worlds."--Dan
Hunter, Professor of Law & Director, Institute for Information Law
& Policy, New York Law School and Co-founder of Terra Nova blog:
terranova.blogs.com--Dan Hunter
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