Reimagine with us, the FT's printed virtual reality guide to Dublin

The Financial Times' latest Google-funded VR project emerges blinking into the daylight tomorrow. Entitled Hidden Cities, this masterpiece of western journalism is a guide to Dublin, but optimised for nerd goggles. Curiously, though, the FT is also producing a "printed edition" of the VR supplement, which will be "distributed …

[User McUser]

Printed VR

AKA the Stereoscope (sometimes erroneously referred to as a "Stereopticon.")

[Rich 11]

If this demonstrates the FT's grasp of modern technology, imagine what the Daily Telegraph's interpretation would be like!

[Anonymous Coward]

Well, we know what the Sun's would be like. Oh wait, they got rid of the Page 3. Damn...

[Anonymous Coward]

but that was such a great proposal you wrote, why not get some other sponsor ?

<snigger> maybe! yahoo! would! sponsor! you!

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/10/24/googles_150m_journalism_fund/

seriously, I thought this proposal had a lot of merit ... /someone/ ought to fund it >:-{)

[Kernel]

Very poor effort there , El Reg.

One never drinks one's Guinness straight from the can!

Hell, if a bunch of journos can't get basic beer consumption facts right, what hope can have we for the rest of the article, or indeed, the entire website?

[fran 2]

Re: Very poor effort there , El Reg.

Indeed, the can in question is Guinness draught, it is meant to be poured into a glass. Room temperature bottled Guinness is for the real connoisseur though