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Interesting RNS, Sean Nicolson, formerly director/chairman EVRH and chairman of Sure Ventures (VR fund) has joined, given lack of news from company will they invest in EVRH given its low price and sharp decline recently?

Interesting RNS, Sean Nicolson, formerly director/chairman EVRH and chairman of Sure Ventures, has joined YOLO as Non exec director, YOLO admit they are looking for new investments.

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/YOLO/13806256.html

It might be a game changer but people buying VR devices now might delay decisions on buying a GO because they want a better device, same problem with all tech, wait or buy now.

100k followers to read this?

https://twitter.com/o2music/status/1044988074789359616?s=21

‘Imagine the possibilities of a virtual reality gig: Think AAA pass, but better! With multiple gig viewing points and the ability to be transported all over the world. Steven Hancock, co-founder @melodyvirtual.’

SH

“We’re fortunate enough to be privy to what’s coming maybe 18 months down the line and it’s pretty mind-blowing. Without going into too much detail, it’s lighter, more accessible, cheaper and better quality, and as the industry progresses it’s only a matter of time before it’s down to a pair of glasses.”

Updated article:

https://www.musicweek.com/digital/read/melody-vr-s-steven-hancock-on-how-virtual-reality-is-transforming-the-music-biz/073936

How this can be a case study when MVR haven’t even managed to do what they are talking about.

He has 30mins to talk about the following, my answers below:

What will VR do to the live music experience?
A, Nothing, until they actually produce a live event

Is it the next new revenue stream for the music industry?
A, not likely unless they rollout more content and appear on more devices

Can VR really provide artists with a new creative platform?
A, yes, but is it going to be MVR

What are the barriers to entry for VR and how are they overcome?
A, under promise, over deliver, not the other way round

https://www.immersiveminds.com/

It may be inconceivable but CTAG failed to provide me with any detail on the upcoming listing, no pre IPO document, what the funds were for etc etc. What type of company won’t give basic information to potential investors? This one.

Any truth in this?

https://twitter.com/grannysnuffer/status/1043165375171584000?s=21

‘...of #EVRH this week, little disappointing in that one, WH Ireland short is still on and causing chaos, will keep on watch list though, good luck folks’

https://bidstackgroup.com/ investor page now live

‘The Group has successfully launched the full version of Titanic VR on Oculus, Steam and will soon launch across the US & EU PlayStation Network. This has been very well received and early sales figures look promising.’

Good to see, in time for Christmas hopefully.

Interesting AR news, ‘A new reality? Putting Magic Leap One to the test‘,

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/technology-45521497/a-new-reality-putting-magic-leap-one-to-the-test

Wiki
“On July 11, 2018, AT&T invested in the company, and will become its exclusive partner with Magic Leap One being the first product to be sold only in AT&T-owned stores across the United States.”

Yesterday’s RNS said the website is under development, rather a poor show that the new site wasn’t ready for the name change. Also, why did they add this line in the RNS when the new site is not redirecting to the old one. They need to improve their tech team and get things done on time. ‘For further information please visit www.remotemonitoredsystems.com or contact:’

‘Join Pixie for an intimate writing session as she collaborates with her producer through the composition of a brand new track to a beautiful ocean backdrop. ’

Sounds like an interesting side of VR rather than watching the performance.

https://melodyvr.com/performance/pixie-lott/

The Apple event currently on live. Many new versions of the phone, 10s 10s Max, 10R. The audience would clap if this guy said anything, eating out of his hands.

Not very encouraging that the Leke deal is only extended for about a year til Dec 2019, why? Is it the nature of VR that it is always improving and they don’t want to commit to one vendor? Confidence in the product isn’t high enough to go further? Or Leke don’t want to commit further until they see further figures?

Another new staff member, at least this time it’s a Junior VR Operator instead of high level roles.