Last week, Blizzard announced further information about the financial arrangements for its Overwatch League (OWL) franchisees. The announcement covers a range of details largely focused on the Teams’ relationships with […]
At D2D, we approach most analysis from the point of view of technology companies. We are Bay-Area based, and interact regularly with tech companies, VCs, and the attendant tech ecosystem. […]
Last week, we took a look at some of the winners of Activision’s OWL franchise program. At the end, we made a conclusion about how the Korean franchisee had a […]
In our posts so far on eSports (and here and here), we have focused largely on investing in eSports through the eyes of parties looking to invest in teams. That […]
A couple weeks back Activision announced the initial seven franchisees for its Overwatch League (OWL). As expected, the roster of franchisees is largely made up of investors with some affiliation […]
We will be blunt. The Bubble is over. The days of easy money are over. We are not trying to be alarmist, nor are we predicting some gloom and doom […]
I am a fan of the Economist magazine, so much so that I recently subscribed to receive print copies. My first issue arrived yesterday, and I was shocked to see […]
This week we are publishing D2D Issue #22, reporting back from our trip to China. This post is one of several in that note. Drop us a line or send […]
This week we are publishing D2D Issue #22, reporting back from our trip to China. Drop us a line or send us an e-mail if you would like to be […]
Once upon a time, in the olden days, companies started out small. They made something, they sold that something for a little bit more than it cost to make. They […]
