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[Posted on June 22, 2007 - 6:23 PM]

The presence of some major MMOs (massively multiplayer online worlds) generating huge profits isn't deterring more entrepreneurs from entering the segment. Some of them are attending the Virtual Goods Summit being held today at Stanford University. These include Pixverse, Conduit Labs, Tradeits and Areae.

I have no details about what exactly these startups' approach to the market is but the very presence of these very early stage startups along with scores of venture capitalists indicates there is plenty of opportunity left.

For more on the Virtual Goods Summit, see:
Virtual Worlds News
Jeremy Pepper

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