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The media room in a home in Tampa, Fla. Credit Eve Edelheit for The New York Times
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Sarah Topham, left, and Ashley Hess taking part in the Void, a virtual reality experience, in Lindon, Utah. The start-up has refined the concept of mapping a virtual world over a physical set. Credit Jason Henry for The New York Times
Virtual Reality’s Potential for Magic Gets Real
LINDON, Utah — In an ordinary office complex here, past stacked cartons of Mountain Dew and a throng of hoodie-wearing employees, sits a prototype for an attraction that Hollywood thinks will become the next entertainment craze — an offering that could mint money for...Caption:
Saudi women shop at the Al-Hayatt mall in Riyadh February 15, 2012. Single men are not allowed into the mall, which is accessible only to families and single women. Picture taken February 15, 2012. REUTERS/Fahad Shadeed
At Last, Entertainment in Saudi Arabia
A healthy debate is going on over social media and Saudi arenas mostly about objecting and welcoming a concept that is present in all countries all over the world, and has been absent in the kingdom for decades. It is entertainment, a concept absent from a state where...Caption:
The screens of in-flight entertainment systems on an Airbus A350 XWB. Credit Kazuhiro Nogi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
The End of In-Flight Entertainment?
London – Seat-back screens that have long been part of in-flight entertainment systems are preparing to depart from many airplanes, American experts say, and will be replaced eventually by content streamed to passengers’ electronic devices through improved...Caption: