Tidal & FaceBook24 Sep 2020 15:13
Hi Guys.
The partnership doesn't worry me in the slightest, as people have said competition is healthy and proves there is demand. Why wouldn't Facebook want more content for their device / venues. FB have spent a fortune on developing VR and will be a serious loss maker for them until device adoption is where they need it to be. The great news is with the new pricing structure of the Oculus it really does make it a very interesting prospect for a Christmas present. I would have thought they would continue the Quest 1 sales at a lower price point.... for them not to do this it means they don't want people having a lower experience than they would get on the Quest 2. The Quest is awesome so can't wait to pickup the quest 2 on sales day. It's the resolution in the MelodyVR app I'm more interested in to see if it brings it more real life like. Our relationships with FB is still strong as like many developers Facebook have been helping to bankroll app development. This is a long game by Facebook. It basically wants to build an eco system similar to the Apple App Store which has been hugely successful for Apple. We have HUGE positive things coming... hopefully after the successful Tom Grennan gig things will really start to unfold quick. Live Nation needs to start bringing in some serious money again. Licences in place, venues in place, access to top artists, paid for live concerts on the horizon, Napster buy out with huge library in place.... for me this is the time.... roll on November... lets see this hopefully go through the roof.... It's just a shame the Oculus 2 isn't out before the Tom Grennan gig!..