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Norwegian TV Station to begin focusing on eSports - Page 2
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hewo
Norway119 Posts
Looking forwards to this! | ||
SnowStormer
Norway275 Posts
On February 18 2015 05:59 hewo wrote: I personally know some of the people involved with this, and I can assure you they are competent and skileld at what they are doing. The initative takers are well known characters in the norwegian esport organizer scene, and they have done several big tournaments in the past. I am sure these are the best people in Norway for the job, and their #passion is real. Looking forwards to this! Can't wait! Might have to buy Sumo for this^^ | ||
y0su
Finland7871 Posts
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MrMotionPicture
United States4327 Posts
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TelecoM
United States10665 Posts
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Neneu
Norway492 Posts
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ThePhan2m
Norway2748 Posts
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UberNuB
United States365 Posts
On February 18 2015 10:20 ThePhan2m wrote: Norway seems to be closer than any other country with this, since they have been broadcasting quite a lot of chess on TV the last year and it's really gotten to the wider audience. Hoping we get some kind of effect out of this like that Eh, I'd say South Korea is the closest. ESPN has done some online streaming / TV finals for a couple events IIRC. Hopefully this keeps the EU scene alive, they pretty clearly have the best foreigners currently. | ||
Neneu
Norway492 Posts
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
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BreAKerTV
Taiwan1658 Posts
Try not to take this post the wrong way, but eSports has been broadcasted on TV since at least 2010 here in Taiwan, and only a few months ago did it make TL front page news when I announced the English stream. LoL is also broadcasted on a few select 1080P television channels here in Taiwan as well. I guess you guys could say my point is, "Why not announce this when there is official news regarding the prize pool, players, etc. etc." EDIT: none the less, it is good to know that there will be more SC2 and CS:GO content coming out from Europe in the near future. | ||
tomastaz
United States976 Posts
On February 18 2015 11:36 BreAKerTV wrote: Um... Try not to take this post the wrong way, but eSports has been broadcasted on TV since at least 2010 here in Taiwan, and only a few months ago did it make TL front page news when I announced the English stream. LoL is also broadcasted on a few select 1080P television channels here in Taiwan as well. I guess you guys could say my point is, "Why not announce this when there is official news regarding the prize pool, players, etc. etc." EDIT: none the less, it is good to know that there will be more SC2 and CS:GO content coming out from Europe in the near future. I see it in mainland all the time too, though mostly League | ||
Zeroxk
Norway1244 Posts
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28591 Posts
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On February 18 2015 10:20 ThePhan2m wrote: Norway seems to be closer than any other country with this, since they have been broadcasting quite a lot of chess on TV the last year and it's really gotten to the wider audience. I wonder if they'd have bothered if Carlsen was Russian | ||
Detri
United Kingdom683 Posts
So jelly. | ||
Edpayasugo
United Kingdom2210 Posts
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GreenMash
Norway1746 Posts
On February 18 2015 21:35 Detri wrote: Wow, just out of curiosity is this a state funded station or is this a private network? So jelly. TV2 is a private network | ||
BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
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