• Fri. Nov 29th, 2024

Team Liquid launches OTT esports channel

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Nov 29, 2024


Team Liquid TV channel
Image credit: Team Liquid

Multinational esports organisation Team Liquid has launched a dedicated esports channel that will air across a variety of streaming platforms.

The organisation says the channel is the only one of its kind in the world and shows a range of content on a 24/7 basis.

The channel is available to watch on a number of streaming platforms including Sling, Plex, and Fubo. The channel will broadcast different programmes that the organisation has put together, this include its ‘A Legacy Unrivaled‘ series which covers how organisation’s different esports teams are competing in international competitions.

In addition to Team Liquid‘s content series, Plex’s channel description reveals the channel will show live matches when the organisation is competing.

According to the announcement, Team Liquid is the first esports organisation to launch its own dedicated TV channel. The company is capitalising on the recent appearances of esports in TV and streaming platforms as in 2021, Paramount+ released ‘Players’, a series following fictional League of Legends team Fugitive Gaming.

Whilst team-led channels are not common, esports companies have begun expanding into traditional media. Only this month, Danish arm of television service Pluto TV partnered with Retake Media to launch a dedicated esports channel that will broadcast at least 120 days of live esports every year. The channel will begin with Danish-language coverage of the Perfect World Shanghai Major beginning on November 30th.

For Team Liquid, the creation of a TV channel is the latest in a series of initiatives to expand its reach. In November, it launched the MyBlue fan engagement platform on the Sui blockchain where fans can redeem real-world and digital rewards by interacting with the organisation.

Jonno Nicholson

Jonno is a Freelance News Writer for Esports Insider and has been part of the ESI team since 2019! His interests include the rapid rise of sim racing and its impact on the wider industry.





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