I think I understand this correctly, but someone give me a reality check if I don't: Depo Consulting, which provides business solutions for RL companies wishing to stake a claim in SL, has announced extended open hours for their business park. The press release gives the credit to 'An increase in interest in Second Life as a business environment ... 'This sort of flies against the reams of articles out there claiming just the opposite; that SL is witnessing an exodus of RL companies who are not getting any benefits from having a SL presence. Perhaps this rise in interest is limited to Depo's business, in which case I apologize for the confusion, but even so, I'd not be surprised that what's really going on has found little traction in the world of sensational media. People just want to bring the giant down, I suppose.
(Via pr-gb.com)
1. Yeah, I'm not sure myself but they seem to wish making investment in something that they "believe" in, not to expect profit, I think.
They are our main sponsor at RaceSL event at Mooz (and few other tracks).
I think they are one of the rare investor who share business in SL as a passion. Something like that.
Posted at 11:57PM on Aug 14th 2007 by Nacon