Oculus chiefs speak out on Palmer Luckey's alleged funding of anti-Clinton memes
 

Oculus chiefs speak out on Palmer Luckey's alleged funding of anti-Clinton memes
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The revelation that Oculus Rift inventor Palmer Luckey is a Donald Trump supporter hasn't exactly gone un**ticed, and **w two of the key players at Oculus have addressed the matter directly in a pair of statements.

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The first is from CEO Brendan Iribe, who took care to distance the company from Luckey's political leanings while also supporting his right to have a privately help political opinion. Iribe posted the statement on his Facebook page.


The other statement comes from Oculus Head of Content Jason Rubin. This one more directly addresses a statement that Luckey himself shared on Friday. Read more...

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