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Interesting PR posts 08/10/2007

Gartner Urges Caution on Virtual-World Business

Despite recent publicity about companies staking out territory in Second Life and other virtual worlds, companies that want to protect their brands or reputations should be cautious about operating on such Web sites, research firm Gartner Inc. warned Thursday.

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