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Synopsis: Today on the program, branching off our discussion of 8K home theatre products at CES 2017, Michael and Alex get into a thought provoking conversation about VR, augmented reality, and how does government respond (if at all), to mass adoption and the protection of privacy in a future where that takes over? Do new policies and committees get created to deal with AR?

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Duration: 1:03:02

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Present: Michael Norton, Alex Knight

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• CES 2017 keynote video
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• @TheImpromptu
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Download: Episode 69: Augmented Reality And Policy

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Synopsis: Today on the program, branching off our discussion of 8K home theatre products at CES 2017, Michael and Alex get into a thought provoking conversation about VR, augmented reality, and how does government respond (if at all), to mass adoption and the protection of privacy in a future where that takes over? Do new policies and committees get created to deal with AR?

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Duration: 1:03:02

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Present: Michael Norton, Alex Knight

\n\nEpisode Links\n

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• CES 2017 keynote video
\n

\nFollow your hosts, guests, and the show on Twitter\n

\n
• @ZeroDistraction
\n
• @ZenImpulse
\n
• @TheImpromptu
\n
• @HologramRadio for updates on other interesting podcasts
\n

\nSubscribe to The Impromptu!\n

\n
• Get The Impromptu on iTunes, Stitcher, or via RSS.
\n

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Download: Episode 69: Augmented Reality And Policy

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