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zaii Guam2611 Posts February 28 2012 07:19 GMT #101 invite FXOBoss and MLGSundance, Jlake.

Aphasie Norway474 Posts February 28 2012 07:26 GMT #102 Wow, this seems pretty slick. Definitely a show to look out for. I dont think it will stick around for more than 10 shows or so, but it def seems interesting.

ZaKiSC Sweden19 Posts February 28 2012 08:03 GMT #103 Looking forward to see the episode with Nazgul!

iglocska Norway589 Posts February 28 2012 08:18 GMT #104 A stupid question, but will this be up on the TL calendar? I am pretty forgetful so I always just check there if there's anything interesting to watch later that night...

mango_destroyer Canada3914 Posts February 28 2012 08:22 GMT #105 Sounds interesting but the timing is bad for me because of work...but there is VODs so no problem :p

tdt United States3179 Posts February 28 2012 08:34 GMT #106 love shows/book about business. I am a boring accounting major who will specialize in corp tax law but still a lot concepts and the people who make them are very interesting to me. Ca't wait to see some of the kings in thier field.

Normalised Macedonia27 Posts February 28 2012 09:09 GMT #107 great idea, really looking forward to the TB episode in particular. He always seems to be finding a way to give money away as charity, prizes or sponsorship so it will be interesting to hear how the income is generated.

ReAson75 United States130 Posts February 28 2012 10:18 GMT #108 This is an amazing idea for a weekly show. I can't wait to learn from your various perspectives. Thanks for putting this together.

Dinsdale Norway57 Posts February 28 2012 10:56 GMT #109 Would love more European presence in these shows... almost non existent

Tunkeg Norway1235 Posts February 28 2012 11:06 GMT #110 Looking forward to this show. For E-sport to be able to grow the businesses that are involved in it have to make a profit from it. Hopefully a show like this can educate the community and make people understand what is needed for a business involved in e-sport to be successfull.

Assirra Belgium4169 Posts February 28 2012 11:35 GMT #111 It would be great to once a while having a korean on the show just to compare. And who would be better then the man behind the GSL, Mr. Chae.?

Plansix United States60190 Posts February 28 2012 11:41 GMT #112 Pumped. This is exactly what the community needs to understand how things get paid for.

KeyHunt United States218 Posts February 28 2012 11:45 GMT #113 Damnit. I just realized I won't be home for this on most days to watch live...VODS ftw.

LittLeD Sweden7973 Posts February 28 2012 11:51 GMT #114 That intro was absolute boss. Will definitely tune in

nfido90fg United Arab Emirates1 Post February 28 2012 12:08 GMT #115 Bot edit. User was banned for this post.

FlyingDJ Germany153 Posts February 28 2012 12:44 GMT #116 General idea is great. However, inviting someone like Nazgul for Team Management (Liquid only has SC2 members and has not been around for long - granted there are still Lake and O'Dell on the call, this might not be too big an issue) and David Ting for League Management (he's never really managed a league since IPL has only had one major event so far, has no real esports background, there are far more insightful choices) don't really resonate too well with me.

GameNYC United States8 Posts February 28 2012 12:55 GMT #117 I'd love to see this make it's way onto a podcast (if possible). Sometimes on the train or just in free time I like to have items like this cue'ed up and ready to rock!!

Handlez Brazil1 Post February 28 2012 12:58 GMT #118 This is going to be amazing. Can't wait to see it !!!!!

Irrational_Animal Germany1059 Posts February 28 2012 13:22 GMT #119 @ FlyingDJ: I cannot see any argument why Nazgul shouldn`t be a qualified guest as he doesn`t only manage a big team but also runs the biggest esport-site, a huge online tourney plus he has a good grip about the Korean scene. Plus I would say that with the possibility of online streaming and the emergence of new marketing tools running a team is nowadays vastly different from running a WC3 team in 2006. So being only in the buisiness for 2 years is not a handicap.

Alejandrisha United States6565 Posts February 28 2012 13:26 GMT #120 omg jason lake!

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