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Riot Games set to launch subscription-based streaming service
Riot Games, the American video game development company, announces a dedicated subscription-based streaming service for League of Legends Pro View. The service is supposed to be available on both North American League of Legends Championship Series and League of Legends European Championship. e-Sports fans can stream the league matches on their preferred device for free. …
From Inception to Trending: Explore the Timeline of eSports
If we talk about the most unique part of the Video streaming industry, it is definitely eSports. And as you have shown your interest to this post, let me first take you to a backward-trail of about 50 years when the journey of today’s most trending and in-vogue industry, eSports, started – 1972… Stanford University …
Sports & eSports Triggers Online Streaming Development in Australia
Australia’s media landscape is swiftly migrating to online platforms. Recent research shows the migrational shift to digital media is driven due to vast sports & eSports audiences across the country. Though Live TV remains the primary video channel in Australia, still more than half of audience access sports contents online. A survey charted a rapid …
OTT Industry Trends to Look Out in 2019
2018 packed itself up with some fascinating moves. Steered by original content, the OTT industry witnessed some cool rivalry among video streaming platforms, not-so-cool business acquisitions by bigger players, promising growth in subscription numbers and the emergence of regional players challenging the industry elites. But 2018 has not taken away all the charm …
T3 publishes insightful post on game streaming
T3, UK’s leading consumer tech lifestyle website, in a recent post titled, “How video game streaming is taking the web by storm” shared insights on the video game streaming. T3 defines Video game streaming as simply as that someone plays a game, and streams it live for an audience to watch. The go-to place for …
Facebook is diving into live video game streaming
People love watching other people play video games, a phenomenon which has flushed ad revenue to gamers and their streaming platforms alike, and this move shows that Facebook wants in on the action. Soon, people playing Blizzard Entertainment games like the super-popular “World of Warcraft” and recent hit “Overwatch” will be able to easily “Go …
