Braza Discusses eSports, 鶹ֱ Survey in San Francisco Business Times
August 2, 2018
San Francisco Business Times
Partner Mary K. Braza was quoted in a San Francisco Business Times article, “,” about how and why professional sports teams like the Golden State Warriors are investing in esports.
“A lot of it depends on the type of owner you have in the traditional sports,” said Braza, who co-chairs 鶹ֱ’s sports industry team. “The Warriors owners are more interested in new technologies, they’re younger than a lot of owners and they’re more connected to the tech community.”
The article also noted the findings of 鶹ֱ and The Esports Observer’s new esports survey including concerns about match fixing, net neutrality and illegal gambling.
“A lot of it depends on the type of owner you have in the traditional sports,” said Braza, who co-chairs 鶹ֱ’s sports industry team. “The Warriors owners are more interested in new technologies, they’re younger than a lot of owners and they’re more connected to the tech community.”
The article also noted the findings of 鶹ֱ and The Esports Observer’s new esports survey including concerns about match fixing, net neutrality and illegal gambling.
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