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-Celestial-
United Kingdom3867 Posts
On February 13 2013 17:25 BLinD-RawR wrote: loool thats because it can only hold like 50ish people. Which is surely an argument for getting a bigger studio if they're consistently filling that space? :S Obligatory "GoMnam style". | ||
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On February 13 2013 23:57 Lightspeaker wrote: Which is surely an argument for getting a bigger studio if they're consistently filling that space? :S Obligatory "GoMnam style". Yeah, I think when you're constantly filling the studio, more space is quite useful... | ||
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
"I wanted to do something unique for game 5, so I decided to win gangnam style." :/ | ||
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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Apack
Canada159 Posts
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Locke-
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Josh111
United States239 Posts
On February 13 2013 15:33 a slow decay wrote: They embedded stream in their client, which is padding viewer numbers. This has been a rumor which has been proven untrue many times.. For major tournaments riot re skins their client to focus solely on the tournament in question and in that re skin there is a huge link that people can link that brings them to the screen. That is NOT padding viewers | ||
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SoniC_eu
Denmark1008 Posts
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Fus Ro Dah
Singapore141 Posts
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On February 13 2013 23:45 Sithril wrote: Well thats a bit weird. Isnt Gangnam the most expensive part of Seoul? Well, it's also the business district of Seoul. So there's much office space that competes with each other to be rented out. Although this is directly on famous Teheran Boulevard, thus prime real estate. But apparently GOM/Gretech already had their head offices there anyway. | ||
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odaxium
United States356 Posts
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ES.Genie
Germany1370 Posts
On February 14 2013 01:27 Fus Ro Dah wrote: Sometimes I really wonder how GOM makes any profit at all. They don't seem to have a lot of sponsors, and surely the GSL subscriptions cannot cover the entire cost of running the business? But GOM seems to somehow do it, so all power to them! Sponsors? I don't think you understand how a company works... | ||
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TeslasPigeon
464 Posts
On February 14 2013 01:27 Fus Ro Dah wrote: Sometimes I really wonder how GOM makes any profit at all. They don't seem to have a lot of sponsors, and surely the GSL subscriptions cannot cover the entire cost of running the business? But GOM seems to somehow do it, so all power to them! It costs over $100 for a yearly subscription, and that's just for the GSL. If they have 10,000 subscribers that's a million dollars. This isn't counting people who buy monthly passes or passes for the GSTL. They also have an in house studio and don't have to offer airfare for the star players like IPL or MLG. This drastically cuts down on operation costs. Imagine if MLG did all their production from their NYC offices and only had a live SC2 tournament for the final 4. The GOM player is the de facto media player in Korea. They have the backing of a very large corporation. I doubt they've been struggling for the past 2 years. | ||
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OkStyX
Canada1199 Posts
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Rayeth
United States883 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On February 14 2013 01:58 TeslasPigeon wrote: It costs over $100 for a yearly subscription, and that's just for the GSL. If they have 10,000 subscribers that's a million dollars. This isn't counting people who buy monthly passes or passes for the GSTL. They also have an in house studio and don't have to offer airfare for the star players like IPL or MLG. This drastically cuts down on operation costs. Imagine if MLG did all their production from their NYC offices and only had a live SC2 tournament for the final 4. The GOM player is the de facto media player in Korea. They have the backing of a very large corporation. I doubt they've been struggling for the past 2 years. Yes, but that is only for the people outside of Korea, right? Or do the Koreans also have to pay, if they want to watch GSL? | ||
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bduddy
United States1326 Posts
On February 14 2013 02:25 JustPassingBy wrote: They don't have to pay, because most of GOMTV's and the teams' sponsors are aiming for Korean viewers, so they don't want to turn them away.Yes, but that is only for the people outside of Korea, right? Or do the Koreans also have to pay, if they want to watch GSL? | ||
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Baroninthetree
United States473 Posts
On February 14 2013 01:58 TeslasPigeon wrote: It costs over $100 for a yearly subscription, and that's just for the GSL. If they have 10,000 subscribers that's a million dollars. This isn't counting people who buy monthly passes or passes for the GSTL. They also have an in house studio and don't have to offer airfare for the star players like IPL or MLG. This drastically cuts down on operation costs. Imagine if MLG did all their production from their NYC offices and only had a live SC2 tournament for the final 4. The GOM player is the de facto media player in Korea. They have the backing of a very large corporation. I doubt they've been struggling for the past 2 years. By the way, GSL do have a sponsor, if one watch the recent GSL in twich, he would surely notice its Hot6. And before, that, they had others like LG and Pepsi | ||
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birchman
Sweden393 Posts
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