ESL teams with sports company AEG to create more esports events
Electronic sports are growing as a business, and one of the leaders in the space is looking to traditional sports to help it expand even...
Yahoo Esports partners with organizer ESL to broadcast events and create new tournaments
Yahoo isn’t only covering esports, it’s also starting some of its own events. ESL, a major esports organizer, is teaming up with Yahoo Esports...
ESL says it still wants to work with YouPorn’s esports team
One of esports’ biggest organizations doesn’t want to ban one of its rising teams, but it says it doesn’t have much of a choice...
ESL and Twitch extend their successful live esports partnership
Live esports isn’t going anywhere. Twitch, the leading site for livestreaming gameplay video, announced today that it has extended its partnership with the ESL...
ESL and Counter-Strike show that esports is more than just League of Legends and Dota 2
While Dota 2 sets records for prize pools that put many major traditional sports to shame, another Valve game is growing into something nearly...
Nvidia partners with ESL to convince esports fans to use its video cards
The way to my heart is definitely food. Make me chocolate chip cookies, and I’ll probably marry you. But esports seems like a good...
Esports giant ESL is now in the hands of a Swedish traditional media powerhouse
Esports is coming into its own, and old media wants a piece.
ESL’s Katowice event was another massive success
E-sports events continue to draw bigger audiences in 2015. ESL, a major competitive-gaming organization, is revealing today that its most recent events attracted more than 1 million simultaneously online viewers and 100,000 in-person attendees.
Dota 2 helps e-sports league attract millions of online viewers to its main event
ESL One had 500,000 concurrent viewers throughout the weekend.