The VR/AR Association Debuts World’s First Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality News & Entertainment Show on YouTube
New York, NY, October 29, 2016 --(PR.com)-- The VR/AR Association (VRARA) is pleased to announce the debut of its VR/AR News & Entertainment Show on YouTube. The show is the first of its kind, covering the latest trends in the virtual reality and augmented reality industry worldwide.
The VR/AR Association is an international organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of VR/AR technologies and uniting the members of this emerging community. Member organizations include Samsung, USA TODAY NETWORK, Orange S.A., Mativision, SpaceoutVR, among others. VRARA has chapters in over 14 cities across the globe and is quickly expanding.
"VR and AR are becoming increasingly more important in today's world economy and our organization is at the forefront of these new technologies," said Kris Kolo, global executive director of VRARA. "That's why after shooting several episodes in NYC and receiving tremendous feedback from our community we are ready to launch the show globally and bring it into the mainstream."
The show covers the latest news in the VR & AR world, from tech announcements made by companies in the VR space like Google, Microsoft, and Oculus, to the latest trends in VR & AR content, all in an effort to see how this increasingly popular interface impacts the tech world and culture.
The show can be viewed at www.thevrara.com or on the VR/AR Association channel on YouTube. New episodes will be posted weekly.
The VR/AR Association (The VRARA) is an international organization designed to foster collaboration between innovative companies and people in the virtual reality and augmented reality ecosystem. The VRARA will accelerate growth, foster research and education and help develop industry standards. Member organizations are promoted and integrated into all marketing initiatives in some form of participation and benefit highly from the global expansion the VRARA offers as a platform with reach of over 5 million via network, partnerships and marketing channels.
For more information please visit www.thevrara.com or contact kris@thevrara.com.
The VR/AR Association is an international organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of VR/AR technologies and uniting the members of this emerging community. Member organizations include Samsung, USA TODAY NETWORK, Orange S.A., Mativision, SpaceoutVR, among others. VRARA has chapters in over 14 cities across the globe and is quickly expanding.
"VR and AR are becoming increasingly more important in today's world economy and our organization is at the forefront of these new technologies," said Kris Kolo, global executive director of VRARA. "That's why after shooting several episodes in NYC and receiving tremendous feedback from our community we are ready to launch the show globally and bring it into the mainstream."
The show covers the latest news in the VR & AR world, from tech announcements made by companies in the VR space like Google, Microsoft, and Oculus, to the latest trends in VR & AR content, all in an effort to see how this increasingly popular interface impacts the tech world and culture.
The show can be viewed at www.thevrara.com or on the VR/AR Association channel on YouTube. New episodes will be posted weekly.
The VR/AR Association (The VRARA) is an international organization designed to foster collaboration between innovative companies and people in the virtual reality and augmented reality ecosystem. The VRARA will accelerate growth, foster research and education and help develop industry standards. Member organizations are promoted and integrated into all marketing initiatives in some form of participation and benefit highly from the global expansion the VRARA offers as a platform with reach of over 5 million via network, partnerships and marketing channels.
For more information please visit www.thevrara.com or contact kris@thevrara.com.
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Kris Kolo
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www.thevrara.com
Kris Kolo
650-690-5361
www.thevrara.com
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