IBC2023: Esports has proved itself to be a firm favourite for entertaining the gaming community and with an increasing number of broadcast deals struck for international distribution, the future of esports looks on track for continued success. As esports moves towards maturity, content has become more innovative. This session examines what’s next for esports as pure entertainment, and how further innovation could take esports to the next level over the next decade.
Anna Rozwandowicz, Founder & Co-CEO - The Story Mob
Boudewijn Kryne, VP of Product, Data and Digital Items - Team Liquid
Daniel Offen, Head of Insights and Analytics - Unlocked
Simon Eicher, Director, Game Ecosystems Mobile - ESL FACEIT GROUP
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