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EVE Online: EVE TV

SzarkSzark News ManagerMember Posts: 4,420
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MMM Publishing and CCP have announced the launch of EVE TV, a weekly broadcast covering news and events in the world of EVE Online.

London, England and Reykjavik, Iceland - June 25th, 2007 - MMM Publishing Ltd, the producers of E-ON the official magazine for EVE Online, and CCP, one of the world's largest independent game developers and creators of EVE Online, have launched EVE TV. EVE TV is a weekly on-demand Internet TV broadcast dedicated to the virtual universe of EVE Online (http://eve-online.tv).

EVE TV is dedicated to reporting on EVE Online's ever-growing virtual society, the very latest in-depth news, in-game skirmishes, market trends, human interest stories, exclusive interviews and game-related features in a professional and entertaining weekly production. SpiralJunkie, EVE TV's lead anchor, is a veteran of the EVE Online scene and is ably assisted by the infectious enthusiasm of StevieSG. The dynamic duo are backed up by a first-rate reporting team, FortunaFive, Fangtooth Kasumi and Beefy Fiddler, not to mention a widespread crew of in-game correspondents, all providing the latest in EVE Online news - both in and out of the game - in real time. More information on EVE TV's presenters can be found at http://eve-online.tv/aboutus.aspx.

EVE TV was originally formed to broadcast from the EVE Online Alliance PVP Tournament in 2006, during which more than 10,000 EVE fans tuned in to the live, double-weekend broadcasts. EVE TV has been transformed into a weekly news-style broadcast of life in EVE Online's ever-changing virtual world. The service is hosted through Jalipo, the first online marketplace for TV and video.

Read more about EVE TV here.

Comments

  • trentonxtrentonx Member Posts: 147
    eve tv is pretty cool



    to bad it cost money



    too bad it is easily stolen by legal firefox add ons



    glactic civ released a game with no protection and they made more money then other games



    this will just lead to pirates

    and lots of them
  • mentalmonkeymentalmonkey Member Posts: 85

    I like the idea but I really dont want to pay for it and dont think i should have to really, but i guess it needs the money.

    Was hoping it would be first person (e.g. ingame) looking at events from a characers perspective.

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  • kenoobekenoobe Member Posts: 2
    I like the idea as well but to charge money for it? no thanks
  • MinscMinsc Member UncommonPosts: 1,353
    Originally posted by mentalmonkey


    I like the idea but I really dont want to pay for it and dont think i should have to really, but i guess it needs the money.
    Was hoping it would be first person (e.g. ingame) looking at events from a characers perspective.
    It's $20 for 2000 credits, each 45 minute show costs about 200 credits for the 1000k stream (about $2.00). The money you pay is not going to CCP in any way shape or form, its just to pay for the shows production and the bandwidth.
  • bonanas814bonanas814 Member Posts: 5
    Sounds interesting
  • OzmodanOzmodan Member EpicPosts: 9,726

    So this means I have to register my credit card with another company? 

    If it was CCP just adding it to my Eve bill I could handle it, but I won't do it with a separate company. 

  • LobotomistLobotomist Member EpicPosts: 5,981

    They charge money for this oh man ...



  • FlummoxedFlummoxed Member Posts: 591

     

    Originally posted by mentalmonkey


    Was hoping it would be first person (e.g. ingame) looking at events from a characers perspective.



    y'know, the idea of "televising" in-game play with a virtual web-cam has been around since EQ1, it certainly wouldn't be hard to implement, and plenty of people would want to watch occasionally - wonder why no mmog (afaik) ever did it ? 

     

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