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Engaging an audience within already popular apps is smart advice rather than trying to compete. Although, that does depend on the content and the goal.

Nice list of how VR can be used in pharma…

Love the reliability meter concept.

Michael – this is fantastic. It’s thoughtful and thought-provoking and concludes with some real world uses for VR in spiritual life. Perhaps you should try to get this published .

I totally agree about Augmented Reality being better suited for the future as it’s an experience that can be shared.

Good luck with that – I’d love to see what you develop.

Good points Keaton and nice work on the idea of Snap Codes Tiffany and comparing it to QR codes.

Entering the market from another angle – terrific point and great Mars bus example to support what you’re saying.

Thanks for this Keaton. I’ve been saying that email marketing is dying for a while but I’ve stopped saying it because obviously I’m wrong! Loved the report….

That is so cool about cadavers…

Thanks for this Joe…

Terrific point about the captions as most people watch video with the sound off. It will be interesting to see what video first means for Facebook. Gennie, I totally agree about brands jumping in with bad quality video.

Congrats on the Tweet and the video … I’m a Smerconish fan. Yes, I agree with Lauren – it is possible to create a dialogue about politics that doesn’t alienate “the other side” and in fact, we should do more talking and less shouting and assuming.

Great point on the difference between snackable and digestable content.

Wonderful information about how healthcare is using VR.

What a terrific use for VR and an innovative way to use VR at a live event as normally the experience is a very individual one. Thanks for sharing that.

That’s a terrific idea Lauren. If you can expand the conversation, you can put more usable pharmaceutical content out there without claiming benefits that are not already legally approved.