The FCC has approved an expansion of communication-related subsidies for the poor. “The 3-2 vote by … will let roughly 40 million Americans on food stamps, Medicaid or other federal assistance register for and use an existing benefit worth $9.25 a month to purchase broadband service,” The Washington Post reports.

The experience will work from within the existing StubHub apps for iOS and Android. Customers will have the option of either using a smartphone or tablet and rotating it around to see different views, or popping their phone into a VR headset like Google Cardboard or Gear VR for a more immersive view. A StubHub competitor offers a similar "immersive experience." 

Starting today, just click a button on any YouTube video and you can watch it in 360 degrees, with Snoop Dogg. YouTube produced a video describing how it all fell into place.