Philip Rosedale, the founder and chief executive of Linden Lab in San Francisco, said Friday that he will step down, sending the company that created the virtual world Second Life on a hunt for a ...

Following a federal investigation, Second Life's parent company, Linden Lab, banned all gambling in the virtual world--a major source of its business. A month later, ...

Second Life users can purchase virtual items with a pretend currency called Linden dollars--named for game creator Linden Lab. But they use real-life currency to acquire that virtual coin.

Is Second Life about to become the new Times Square? The virtual world is to be cleaned up, according to reports, allowing those who don’t want to see cyberfrottage to remain innocent and untouched.

The company behind Second Life is betting on a second chance. Linden Lab, which pioneered the idea of virtual worlds with Second Life in 2003, is getting ready to jump on the virtual reality ...

Rosedale founded Linden in 1999, which went on to launch Second Life in 2003.Linden is currently headquartered in San Francisco, with satellite offices in Seattle, Boston, Charlottesville, and ...

Since Linden dollars can be converted to real dollars, Second Lifers lost real money, and in early 2008, Second Life closed down the virtual banks, stating that only real chartered banks could ...

In a few short years, Second Life has grown from an experiment to the world's largest virtual universe. Inside the mind of its founder.

San Francisco's Linden Lab, developer of the Second Life virtual online world, will announce Monday that it is taking the first major step toward opening up its software for the contributions of ...

Second Life users can purchase virtual items with a pretend currency called Linden dollars--named for game creator Linden Lab. But they use real-life currency to acquire that virtual coin.

Second Life users can purchase virtual items with a pretend currency called Linden dollars--named for game creator Linden Lab. But they use real-life currency to acquire that virtual coin.