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Robert Fine

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: I'm Fine. How are you?, The Social Media Monthly, VR Voice, LinkedIn, The Standard Newspaper
Engineer, Environmentalist, IT Architect, Publisher: bob@coolbluemedia.net
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Virtual Reality Day '19

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By Robert Fine
| account.altvr.com
Welcome to the second annual round the clock event: #24HoursVR in parallel with in-person events around the world for the 3rd annual Virtual Reality Day. We've decided to set a theme to this year's #24HoursVR and that's around the concept of #VRforGood. To date, we've held two #VRforGood in-person events in 2017 and 2018, but this year's event will take place completely in VR here in AltspaceVR.
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Earth Day Celebration

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By Robert Fine
| account.altvr.com
In celebration of the 49th Anniversary of Earth Day, and in collaboration with the Earth Day Network, we're pleased to provide a special two hour event in AltspaceVR with special speakers and presentations discussing this year's theme: Protect Our Species. Please join us on Earth Day, Monday, April 22nd, 2019 from 11:00am-1:00pm ET for the special VR event.
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Why Making Your Employees Feel Appreciated Is Good for Business

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By David Neagle, Bob Fine, Robert Fine
| The Social Media Monthly Verified
Why Making Your Employees Feel Appreciated Is Good for Business By David Neagle Some companies believe bringing in morning donuts, having a catered lunch or celebrating birthdays will make their employees feel appreciated. Yes, these are nice gestures to say “thank you” for your team’s hard work, but it can feel a little bit forced.
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