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What Will Marketing Look Like in 2030? Facebook Begins Advertising in VR

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Facebook announced that it will begin testing advertisements that will appear within the company's Oculus virtual reality headsets. In what the social network described as an experiment, ads will begin to appear in a game called Balston with other developers rolling out similar ads. However, there would probably be a backlash against ads on the headset.

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