If they build it, who will come? An anatomy of the VR hype bubble

The hype for virtual reality is real. Publishers like CNN and The New York Times are devoting manpower to create more VR content. Advertisers are interested, and they themselves are looking to bake in expertise for the medium. Propelled by large investments from the likes of Facebook and Google, their belief is that consumers will soon crave VR. While some early content is getting millions of views, VR’s future is still not etched in stone. The post If they build it, who will come? An anatomy of the VR hype bubble appeared first on Digiday. Continue reading at 'Digiday'

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