early 2014, Anshe Chung Limited had acquired an investment portfolio with several additional Internet and technology startups including Sellfy, Beyond Games, Makibox, IMVUCE, and ArtsCraft Entertainment, developer of MMORPG game Crowfall. Target of griefing In December 2006, while conducting an interview for CNET with Daniel Terdiman on her economic assets, the virtual studio in which the interview took place was bombarded by flying animated penises. The griefers managed to disrupt the interview sufficiently that Chung was forced to move to another location and ultimately crashed the simulator entirely. Video and images of the incident were posted on the website Something Awful, and the incident received notice in some blogs and online news sites. This attack in Second Life later became a template for a real life flying penis attack on chess world champion and Russian presidential candidate Garry Kasparov. See also Resident (Second Life) Linden Lab There (Internet service) IMVU Twinity Jon Jacobs (actor) References External links Anshe Chung official website Anshe Chung eXchange (AnsheX) 3D Avatar School Frenzoo Self-made Millionaire Says People Stay Poor Because of 'lazy' Mindset Me Girl games Makible 3D printers IMVUCE currency exchange BusinessWeek title story and magazine cover CNN: "Anshe Chung – First Virtual Millionaire" Second Life Safari – Room 101 v. Anshe Chung Something Awful's coverage of the griefing incident Reuters report on Anshe Chung Squat Magazine interview with Anshe Chung Virtual avatars Second Life