A few weeks ago, rumors started popping up about Mark Zuckerberg announcing a rebrand for Facebook (the company. The move would help the company distance itself from Facebook (the app) scandals and contain the damage. Also, Zuckerberg's new focus is the metaverse, an AR/VR social ecosystem of the future. Facebook's CEO promptly confirmed those rumors, announcing that the new company will be called Meta, just as some of the leaks indicated. Moreover, he offered a strange demo of the metaverse concept, a technology that Facebook has already invested $10 billion in. That demo was so unrealistic that it quickly became the subject of ridicule online. Now, an entire country is getting in on the fun. Meet Iceland's Icelandverse, a brilliant ad campaign to promote tourism to the island.
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