Gamoloco’s Founder, Nicolas ‘incolas’ Cerrato, recently answered a couple interviews about live streaming…
In 2011, JustinTV had just re-branded into TwitchTV and there I found myself working with leading French Starcraft 2 shoutcasters Pomf & Thud and their crew, with whom we later on co-founded O’Gaming TV.
Drum roll.
And another one.
Please.
The week that just concluded was historical by Twitch standards as 2 amazing things happened at the same time.
August 4th 2014, exactly 3 years ago, is the day Gamoloco’s database of Twitch viewership data was started.
Since then, we have gone through various adventures, during which we (almost) always managed to keep the data collection going. Our…
Since the start of Gamoloco back in 2014, our team has had many opportunities to discuss and collect feedback from clients and contacts within the gaming industry. With the growth of esports and live streaming platforms such as Twitch, there has been an increasing demand for…
Disclaimer: this post was edited on May 31st ’17 after we also removed the Fighter plan from our online store.
There’s quite a few things that have been going well, very well or even extremely well for Gamoloco since we launched.
We’ve been going through dark times.
Or rather should I say: we went through dark times.
As any English teacher would let you know -ty daddy- the latter tense here indicates those dark times are a thing of the past, not present anymore.
A few weeks back I was introduced to a 2 hours-long talk, in French, by someone I had never heard about, Idriss Aberkane.
I watched the whole video in one seating.
It’s been 2 years this summer since we started working together. Back then I had been looking for a team to build a site I’d been having the idea for, Gamoloco of course, for too long. I was a bit tired of searching but still hopeful.
Today we are very proud to introduce for the first time a new metric to Gamoloco, the Average Concurrent Viewers per Channel or ACC, which is for games only.
When I first introduced this metric a few weeks back, I called it “Secret Sauce Ratio”…
