Azubu has confirmed that its StarCraft 2 team will officially disband at the end of the week on Friday, February 28th, while onGamers has learned Azubu.tv is in the plans of a relaunch. “As a result ...
This article was originally published on GameSpot’s sister site onGamers.com, which was dedicated to esports coverage. Update – 5:15 PM PST: Azubu CEO Ian Sharpe and Director of Content Matthew Gunnin ...
Azubu, the global entertainment network focused on eSports, announced today it has closed a 55 million Euro round of financing, led by London-based Sapinda Group with contribution from Sallfort ...
Azubu has raised 55 million euros, or $59 million in U.S. currency, in a debt financing aimed at creating a livestreaming business based on esports. Pro gaming has become a big business, and Azubu ...
Streaming service Azubu allegedly lost the rights to stream League of Legends on its platform last year. According to a report in the Los Angeles Times, streaming rights for the game increased to $3 ...
California-based game livestreaming service Azubu North America, Inc. may not quite match the scale of a juggernaut like its primary competitor, Twitch Interactive Inc, which was purchased by Amazon ...
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Azubu TV has been on a mission, hiring a plethora of new staff over the past four months in different roles ranging from a Chief Technology Officer to ...
Given its druthers, Azubu would like to be the number one streaming service for people to see esports. It has a long ways to go in that regard, but got a boost today as it closed a $60 million ...
"We won't be showing music concerts. We won't be showing cooking shows. We won't be putting on terrestrial TV programs." This proclamation comes from Ian Sharpe, the CEO of Azubu, an up-and-coming ...
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