Tech Alert
Google just made it possible for you to score a seat at The Metropolitan Opera without shelling out hundreds of dollars. Today, the Google Cultural Institute announced a new partnership with 60 performing arts institutes around the world to bring 360-degree view, live performances to online audiences.

Think of it as Street View, but with dynamic performances from the American Ballet Theatre or Carnegie Hall. With Google’s new technology you can pick your view and even sit behind a violinist! How cool is that!
The technology is said to come to a computer screen nearest you in a blink of an eye so stay on the lookout! For more details be sure to check out the video above!
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