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"I love it. I think the potential for content is really cool. I imagine the Travel Chael on VR, or House Beautiful home po tours -- more of a lifestyle experience, I guess.

I've tried VR over the past couple of years, and I have to say it feels a lot better now. I did a roller coaster ride at the Samsung Galaxy Studio a few of weeks ago, and it was the first time I'd had that body experience where you had the feeling of your stomach dropping. It was amazing. I could see an amusement park setting up shop. I'd pay money for that.

I feel like the adoption is still really challenging. That's a big piece. It's expensive. It doesn't feel like it's needed. And if I'm watching TV, I'm usually watching it with someone else." -- Liina Pottersenior account executive, Mighty PRSan Francisco