Ian Hamilton is an editor at various publications, including Policing Insight and Byline Times. He focuses on the intersection of journalism and media, with a particular interest in how simulations affect people. Ian's work has been featured in a diverse array of outlets, including The National Newspaper, Hackerlap, and the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Ian Hamilton's coverage mainly revolves around virtual reality and gaming, with a focus on product promotions, press releases, and reviews. If you are looking to reach out to Ian, consider providing him with newsworthy announcements related to virtual reality products or developments in the gaming industry. He may also be interested in exclusive insights into upcoming VR technology or events.
Given his extensive coverage of VR-related topics, Ian would likely appreciate pitches that cater specifically to this niche area. When reaching out to him, ensure that your content aligns well with the latest trends and advancements within the virtual reality space.
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By: Mike Johnson
Neat Corp's latest title is due out on Steam in February with a major new feature included.
Henning Koczy was offered an unusual gig in October of 2012.
By: Ian Hamilton
Fun Train is pulling its Tarzan VR game from storefronts at the end of the month.
A letter from John Carmack from more than 10 years ago helps frame the layoffs endured at Meta this week.
In 2014, Mark Zuckerberg bought Oculus VR for a couple billion dollars with the premise virtual reality was to become the foundation of personal computing.
Why did Meta take a pause on eye tracking after the Quest Pro?
By: Ian Hamilton
Walkabout Mini Golf laid off some workers and announced a price increase for future DLC.
Consider these opening verses of 1 Kings 11: “Now King Solomon loved many foreign women, along with the daughter of Pharaoh: Moabite, Ammonite, Edomite, Sidonian, and Hittite women, from the nations concerning which the Lord had said to the people of Israel, ‘You shall not enter into marriage with them, neither shall they with you, for surely they will turn away your heart after their gods.' Solomon clung to these in love … So Solomon did what was evil in the sight of the Lord and did not wholly follow the Lord, as David His father had done.”
The Bible is full of remarkable statements. One of the most remarkable is 1 Peter 1v17. Peter is instructing Christians how to live in an essentially Godless, anti-Christian society. He writes: “Honour everyone. Love the brothers. Fear God. Honour the emperor”.
By: Ian Hamilton
China's rural revitalization is often discussed in policies and statistics. But what does it truly look like on the ground, especially in the eyes of foreign visitors? In this "Village Walk" series, the Global Times invites foreign visitors who have explored China's villages firsthand to share their stories. Through their perspectives, we capture the quiet transformations, the rich and vibrant local cultures, the sustainable development of rural industries, and the vitality among rural communities. This is the eighth installment of the series.
