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		The Future of E-Commerce	10	Fellini Mugs	2001-06-01 19:21:46
		CRM Structure who's fooling who?	1	Khalid	2001-06-01 04:13:45
		Online spending and transactions	3	Rizal	2001-06-01 02:49:04
		Problem accessing Internet on Samsung cellphone	1	Todd Lefkowitz	2001-05-26 16:45:50
		Accounting software for e-store	1	susan	2001-05-24 16:17:53
		The Future of Wireless Gaming	2	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-18 14:37:22
		E-mail Marketing	1	Bill	2001-05-16 12:23:08
		What wireless apps do you WANT?	3	celticsfan	2001-05-10 18:53:17
		Noteworthy whitepaper...	1	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-09 23:23:16
		When will IT-field economy go up ?	2	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-09 17:39:55
		SPAM	16	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-09 17:33:01
		Source for Shopping Software Vendors Market Shares ???	3	Tommy	2001-05-08 06:11:42
		Wireless E-business	2	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-07 15:47:23
		Microsoft and E-commerce	2	A. Bulgakov	2001-05-03 17:35:05
		Data modeling for CRM	1	AnnaO	2001-04-30 02:39:28
		If you could, would you sign up for 3G today?	1	Greene	2001-04-26 14:54:31

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Should virtual fans be used on TV broadcasts of sporting events during the pandemic?

	Yes -- This use of VR technology helps to bring a sense of normalcy to the game atmosphere and is more entertaining while sports are played in empty stadiums.
	Perhaps -- It's an interesting idea while human fans are not allowed to attend games. However it's unfair for the TV networks to control how the crowd looks and reacts to everything during the game.
	No -- Virtual fans are creepy and cannot substitute for humans. I prefer to watch games with empty seats while human fans are not allowed to attend.
	It does not matter to me because I do not watch sports on TV.