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Emailing ESPN Regarding Broadcasting SC2 - Page 2
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latan
740 Posts
but most likely on ESPN ocho heheh | ||
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GriNn
United States243 Posts
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
I think there would be a massive public outroar against it, however. | ||
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alexhard
Sweden317 Posts
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RyanRushia
United States2748 Posts
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SpartanFrog
United States22 Posts
2. Powerade is made by the Coca-Cola 3. ESPN/ESPN2 has shown magic the gathering matches on tv so why the hell can't sc2 be on tv?? | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
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Torture
Canada221 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:46 FabledIntegral wrote: Idk why, I love watching SC2, would just think it'd be embarssing to have it on ESPN. Just not the channel I'd like to see it on... then again I also don't really care to see fishing on ESPN either, so whatever! I think there would be a massive public outroar against it, however. The same type of email could be sent to other channels - G4TV, Spike, etc. ESPN is just the one the original reddit guy started it with. | ||
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eggs
1011 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:33 rasers wrote: "korea korea korea korea korea korea korea". they will tell you 2 show it in korea. i only counted 3 "korea"s | ||
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Krigwin
1130 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:29 Torture wrote: The GOMTV Global Starcraft II League, a monthly tournament in Korea has a total prize pool of $170,000. You want to move monthly here from in front of tournament to in front of prize pool, this makes the reader associate the money as a recurring prize and inflates their mental sense of how big the tournament is. Also, this sentence is grammatically incorrect, the comma should be replaced with something else. A better sentence is something like this: The GOMTV Global Starcraft II League is the biggest example of a professional Starcraft 2 tournament. It is a tournament based in South Korea that has a bi-monthly prize pool of $170,000. That is a better lead-off to the rest of the description of the league. | ||
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Aurdon
United States2007 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:41 gozima wrote: Do you honestly believe ESPN will be remotely interested in promoting some niche RTS game that draws at most some 20-40 thousand online viewers? ESPN viewership is in the millions, and I doubt advertisers would be interested in promoting SC2. Lets be happy with our little corner of the internet and help ensure that it stays alive for years to come. Expanding our E-Sports universe is going to take baby steps not giant leaps of faith. They broadcast the national spelling bee so yeah that might have some interest in niche gaming. | ||
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drgoats
United States310 Posts
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ishboh
United States954 Posts
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Torture
Canada221 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:49 Krigwin wrote: You want to move monthly here from in front of tournament to in front of prize pool, this makes the reader associate the money as a recurring prize and inflates their mental sense of how big the tournament is. Good call, thanks. | ||
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LaughingTulkas
United States1107 Posts
I can just imagine the name eESPN, lol. | ||
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Torture
Canada221 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:50 LaughingTulkas wrote: this would be cool. I mean, it'll probably not happen for years and years, but you might be the one to get the ball rolling on this. I support you and would sign any sort of petition or whatever. I can just imagine the name eESPN, lol. LaughingTulkas your name is very appropriate, definitely lol'd at eESPN. | ||
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seanisgrand
United States1039 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:41 gozima wrote: Do you honestly believe ESPN will be remotely interested in promoting some niche RTS game that draws at most some 20-40 thousand online viewers? ESPN viewership is in the millions, and I doubt advertisers would be interested in promoting SC2. Lets be happy with our little corner of the internet and help ensure that it stays alive for years to come. Expanding our E-Sports universe is going to take baby steps not giant leaps of faith. One thing that I thought of while reading this post is that it doesn't necessarily need to be broadcast on any of ESPN's cable channels. ESPN has espn3.com which shows some of the wackiest shit ever. Lots of football, Cricket, Canadian handegg, you name it. That might be a better avenue even if ESPN coverage is a longshot. Even restreams could fly. Food for thought. | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:47 Zzoram wrote: You'd be better off trying Spike TV or G4 TV. Now theres an idea. Might actually work with those stations. | ||
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Phillydilly
United States73 Posts
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eggs
1011 Posts
On December 03 2010 05:46 alexhard wrote: ESPN2 has niche stuff like spelling bees. Showing starcraft isn't that outlandish... espn2 is much more likely. espn is way too into the big 3 US team sports. they barely touch hockey and soccer, and the only poker they show is the world series. | ||
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