Second Life has many things that real life has, including a weekly newspaper that can be obtained at kiosks throughout the virtual world.
The interview included questions about Wyoming Entrepreneur Island, who our target market is, what services we offer, etc.
One point that many do not understand about the project is that we aim to educate Wyoming entrepreneurs with businesses in the real world, not in any virtual world. Similar to taking a class online (although much more advanced), we will use the island as a platform to teach.
I currently have no interest in teaching others how to develop a business in Second Life. Second Life businesses are hobbyist at best. They do not support households or families. That part of Second Life, is indeed a game to me.
However, in time I believe real world businesses will use Second Life as "part" of their eCommerce strategy. Even Second Life itself still uses a website for advertising and selling products.
Myself being interviewed by a Second Life newspaper
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