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Reuters/Second Life -- Linden Lab picks online marketing executive as CEO

Reuters/Second Life -- Linden Lab picks online marketing executive as CEO

Reuters breaks the story that marketing executive Mark Kingdon will become the CEO of Linden Lab. An interesting story, and though I don't know that side of the technology business well to know anything about Mark, what is mentioned here seems to hold promise for the future. It seems like a smart choice, and one that plays well to Rosedale's strengths, too. Seems like a good move, and a nice article from Reuters. For breaking SL news, Reuters seems to own that area for now.

Tags: second life, linden lab, news

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