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jimminy_kriket
Canada5546 Posts
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CanBudwiser
Korea (South)1 Post
Check it out! ----- Gretech To Broadcast GOM TV Starcraft Invitational League Games will be broadcast live both in English and Korean SEOUL, South Korea, February 5, 2008 - Gretech Corporation of South Korea announced today that it will begin XNOTE-Intel Centrino GomTV Star Invitational, a StarCraft game league made up of the world's best players sponsored by Gretech and supported by XNOTE and Intel. Games can be watched live on the English homepage (http://gsi.gomtv.com) and previous games are also provided as Video-on-Demand. Under 'Participants,' viewers can see the profiles of the 16 participants of the league as well as the players' best performance video clips. Nicolas Alexander Plott, a well known StarCraft commentator in the U.S., will be commenting the games live. Gretech has already successfully broadcast live in English before in November, 2007 when '21st Century Computing Conference' by Microsoft was broadcast by Gretech for four hours both in English and Korean. For network stability, Gretech invested around 1 million USD dollars in order to support up to 40,000 concurrent viewers online and set up streaming servers in the U.S. and in Japan. In addition, in case there is an unexpected high traffic, a server maintenance team is on standby 24 hours a day 7 days a week while the league is playing. International eSports communities are already showing a strong interest. Team Liquid, a StarCraft fan website, broadcast the group drawing live by text, and there is an opinion poll asking 'GomTV Star Invitation Group of Death.' As of this press release, group B with Jaedong, Nada, Much, and Boxer is leading the poll. The first match starts on February 17th at 6PM Korea Standard Time. peace! | ||
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Deleted User 31996
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For network stability, Gretech invested around 1 million USD dollars in order to support up to 40,000 concurrent viewers online and set up streaming servers in the U.S. and in Japan. In addition, in case there is an unexpected high traffic, a server maintenance team is on standby 24 hours a day 7 days a week while the league is playing. I suddenly feel important | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
But I have doubts we get 4k viewers outside of korea. | ||
Aesop
Hungary11305 Posts
On February 05 2008 20:06 CanBudwiser wrote: International eSports communities are already showing a strong interest. Team Liquid, a StarCraft fan website, broadcast the group drawing live by text, and there is an opinion poll asking 'GomTV Star Invitation Group of Death.' As of this press release, group B with Jaedong, Nada, Much, and Boxer is leading the poll. awesomeness. | ||
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32282 Posts
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pachi
Melbourne5338 Posts
 edit: with this kind of opportunity, the ball is in tl's park to show how proper esports coverage should look like. I should make some pictures... | ||
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MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
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superID
Korea (South)1 Post
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ram
Lithuania602 Posts
On February 05 2008 22:30 IntoTheWow wrote: faskfbkasfigbikf842y 82351jum so true! im so goddamn happy for this! | ||
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ZergZoul
Mexico408 Posts
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
On February 05 2008 20:06 CanBudwiser wrote: Hey guys. I've gotten an official news regarding the GOM TV invitiational match. There is also an official English website at http://gsi.gomtv.com Check it out! ----- Gretech To Broadcast GOM TV Starcraft Invitational League Games will be broadcast live both in English and Korean SEOUL, South Korea, February 5, 2008 - Gretech Corporation of South Korea announced today that it will begin XNOTE-Intel Centrino GomTV Star Invitational, a StarCraft game league made up of the world's best players sponsored by Gretech and supported by XNOTE and Intel. Games can be watched live on the English homepage (http://gsi.gomtv.com) and previous games are also provided as Video-on-Demand. Under 'Participants,' viewers can see the profiles of the 16 participants of the league as well as the players' best performance video clips. Nicolas Alexander Plott, a well known StarCraft commentator in the U.S., will be commenting the games live. Gretech has already successfully broadcast live in English before in November, 2007 when '21st Century Computing Conference' by Microsoft was broadcast by Gretech for four hours both in English and Korean. For network stability, Gretech invested around 1 million USD dollars in order to support up to 40,000 concurrent viewers online and set up streaming servers in the U.S. and in Japan. In addition, in case there is an unexpected high traffic, a server maintenance team is on standby 24 hours a day 7 days a week while the league is playing. International eSports communities are already showing a strong interest. Team Liquid, a StarCraft fan website, broadcast the group drawing live by text, and there is an opinion poll asking 'GomTV Star Invitation Group of Death.' As of this press release, group B with Jaedong, Nada, Much, and Boxer is leading the poll. The first match starts on February 17th at 6PM Korea Standard Time. peace! OMG wow...... just wow. I bet Nick is doing so much to get this shit for us, what a great guy. I wouldnt be suprised if they set up a foreigner invitational in the next few years. | ||
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HaXxorIzed
Australia8434 Posts
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maybenexttime
Poland5912 Posts
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BlackStar
Netherlands3029 Posts
Donno what to say. | ||
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CTStalker
Canada9720 Posts
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MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10343 Posts
On February 05 2008 22:43 MasterOfChaos wrote: Is the teststream lagfree for someone? Test stream is awful for me, 0x00000071 errors still and when it does play, it's super laggy and disconnects after some time  . Hopefully they are still working on it. | ||
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Avius
Iraq1796 Posts
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