South Korean Congressman Proposes ‘HOTS Law’ to Prevent Termination of Esports Events – The Esports Observer

On May 18, a South Korean politician put forward a bill that would stop esports tournament organizers and stakeholders from unilaterally terminating tournaments without first informing participants and other principles involved in the event. The bill, “The Heroes of the Storm Law,” was put forward to parliament by Congressman Dong-su Yoo of the Democratic Party […]

Building an Esports Conference from the Ground Up – The Esports Observer

Regional focus and diverse programming support member schools. As Washington, D.C. developed into a national esports hub in recent years, regional stakeholders recognized an opportunity to support collegiate-level esports and help maximize their potential throughout the area. Several colleges and universities in and around DC currently host esports programs, though the lack of any unifying […]

Alfred Chak Joins Esports Engine as COO – The Esports Observer

Esports Engine, a division of esports infrastructure company Vindex, has hired Alfred Chak as its new chief operating officer. In his new role, Chak will work with senior leadership on short and long-term business strategy, plan and execute business expansion and growth plans, and oversee the operational initiatives and financial reporting of Esports Engine. Prior […]