Facebook food giant Tastemade is getting into virtual reality

Tastemade is a food video giant. And yet, the publisher wants to be known for more than its recipe videos. It’s one of the reasons behind “A Perfect Day in Los Angeles,” the company’s first VR film, which features Ryan Seacrest, Conan O’Brien and social influencers providing a tour of the city. It’s a test case for Tastemade as well as a way to show potential brand partners that the company has this capability too. The post Facebook food giant Tastemade is getting into virtual reality appeared first on Digiday. Continue reading at 'Digiday'

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