DreamHack is known for hosting esports events all around the world, and now they've revealed that they've signed a media partnership with broadcasting platform Caffeine, meaning all DreamHack CS:GO and Dota 2 events are streamed live, with a new Caffeine show Overtime appearing throughout 2019. We can expect to see the first episodes of Overtime from the DreamHack Open Rio from April 19 to 21, which will feature behind-the-scenes content, interviews, audience interactions, and more.
"We are extremely excited to sign this content partnership with Caffeine as we have followed their entry to the streaming market closely and been very excited about their new and innovative product offering," said DreamHack CEO Marcus Lindmark. "DreamHack and Caffeine share the same vision to make esports viewer experience more social and interactive. Their broadcasting platform creates new ways to consume esports content, and DreamHack can reach new fans and gamers globally with our distribution."
"We are giving viewers a better way to experience DreamHack's CS:GO and Dota 2 events," added Caffeine Founder and CEO Ben Keighran. "With our real-time video platform, DreamHack fans will now be able to experience these events as if they're in the arena and with their friends online."
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