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User generated content and gaming

remi sussan

16th August 2006

“I love the fact that thanks to organizations like Valve, Maxis, and Bioware, user-generated content is attracting tremendous attention from industry and media alike. Still, coverage typically revolves around a single point of interest, i.e. “UGC makes games more interestingâ€? or “UGC can help drive sales.â€? So I thought I’d compile a (by no means exhaustive) list of the good business-y things about UGC in the context of games: ”

follow-up:Â www.edery.org/2006/06/user-generated-content-the-list/

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One Response to “User generated content and gaming”

1. Chinarut Says:
   September 29th, 2006 at 7:16 pm

   great to see while reading your blog – we’re more in tune!

   read the follow-up and really surprised there isn’t a direct reference to Second Life!

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