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[MSI] MAD Lions & PSG Talon advance from Group B, paiN Gaming & fastPay Wildcats eliminated
League of Legends European Championship representative MAD Lions has qualified for the rumble stage as the first seed from the group, while Pacific Championship Series champion PSG Talon settled for 2nd seed in making its own way to the next round of the tournament.
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Free-to-play COD titles carry Activision to strong Q1 while Blizzard games lose players
Activision-Blizzard’s mixed results in the esports space may be a continuing theme with both Overwatch and Call of Duty facing challenges, but the overarching health of the company is extremely good according to their financial report for the first quarter of 2021.
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[MSI] Royal Never Give Up & Pentanet .GG advance from Group A, Unicorns of Love eliminated
Group A of the 2021 Mid-Season Invitational has concluded. League of Legends Pro League champion Royal Never Give Up and League of Legends Circuit Oceania champion Pentanet .GG have advanced to the rumble stage, while League of Legends Continental League champion Unicorns of Love finds itself as the first team to be eliminated from MSI 2021.
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Riot keynote at IGEC 2021 will examine VALORANT's global esports strategy
At 11:00 AM on May 27th, Alex Francois, Global Head of Competitive Operations at Riot will present Building VALORANT into a Global Esport, a keynote outlining the VALORANT teams strategy towards building an organic esports community with competitive integrity and widespread accessibility.
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Tencent fights to retain control of Riot and Epic games amid US national security concerns
Tencent aims to retain ownership of Riot Games and Epic Games, two American-based publishers Tencent has a controlling interest in, amid concerns from the US government over sharing of user data by Chinese firms.
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Report reveals Broadband for America's secret campaign to target FCC with fake comments
America's biggest broadband providers used the Broadband for America to fund efforts to generate fraudulent comments against Net Neutrality, while a college student in California used automated tools to post over 7 million comments supporting Net Neutrality.
