Virtual Worlds Past, Present and Future

Virtual Worlds: Past, Present and Future The information in this document is proprietary, contains trade secrets, commercial, and financial information that is privileged and confidential. No part of this document can be disclosed outside of Millions of Us without the direct consent of one of its officers. This document and the information in it cannot be duplicated, used, or disclosed in whole or in part for any purpose other than its original intent. Reuben Steiger CEO Millions of Us, LLC

Our Clients

The Internet I Expected in 1997

What I Got

Virtual Worlds From Habitat to Second Life 1985 2005

We’ve Always had Virtual Worlds

ARG: The Sarah Connors Chronicles

Where it all Began Philo T. Farnsworth: 1928

Fast Forward: 2007 Across the Street: 1100 Sansome

And So It Began. . . . . The gentle blue glow

From Village Greens to Strip Malls: What Happened to Communities?

Stories have always been social

We’re An Industry

Stop whining about the tools: The chisel didn’t make David

Themes of Virtual Worlds 2008
Kids and Toys
Entertainment
Advertising
Enterprise

We’re at the Junction of Fascinating Industries

Entertainment

Gaming

Advertising

The Internet

Some Dreams

Enterprise: Let’s Make Work More Playful

Advertising: Let’s Tell Stories

Private & Confidential Information

Entertainment: Movies, Action Figures and Imagination

Toys: Let’s Spread the Webkinz Model

Virtual Worlds Past, Present and Future

by reuben steiger on Sep 06, 2008

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