This week’s CanCon podcast has a bit of an edge: cutting edge, when it comes to the latest VR tech (and how it compares to yet unannounced competition from Apple), and a biting edge, when it comes to how behind our fair country appears to be when it comes to a national innovation strategy, or the current state of music and tech (read: everyone disagrees with me and Elliott Smith is still dead).
Tune in as the CanCon podcast team – Erin Bury, Managing Director of 88 Creative (and former BetaKit Managing Editor), Igor Bonifacic, News Editor of MobileSyrup, and Rob Kenedi, TWG’s Entrepreneur in Residence and host of the amazing #smallrooms podcast – evaluates the federal government’s role in Canadian innovation, which VR headset is most compelling, and if Kanye West and some VCs have ruined music.
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CanCon Podcast Episode 9 (03/21/16)
More than Mounties required
Thalmic’s Stephen Lake challenges federal government to better define Canada’s innovation agenda
Andreessen Horowitz partner and MaRS CEO among Ottawa’s council of economic advisors
VR at GDC gets real(er)
Sony announces PlayStation VR will cost $549 CAD, launches in October
Star Wars: Trials on Tatooine is a too-brief visit to a galaxy far, far away
HANDS-ON WITH THE LAUNCH GAMES OF THE OCULUS RIFT AND OCULUS TOUCH
Kanye and nerds are killing music
VC tweetstorm starts here
Kanye West updates The Life of Pablo for the second time
Canadian Content music clip (under fair dealing): “Summer Sixteen” by Drake
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