##### <center>Several of the biggest agents in the videogame sector have already anticipated this question. According to AP, a group of industry experts have allocated more than $ 17 million to fund a new esports initiative. This project, called VENN (Video Game Entertainment and News Network) would debut in New York and Los Angeles. It is expected to start with more than 55 hours of original content a week, in several categories.</center>
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Among the planned contents, player streams, talk shows, documentaries and live esports events are included. Some of the brands support the initiative are Blizzard Entertainment (Overwatch), Riot Games (League of Legends), Twitch and aXiomatic (an investment group behind Fortnite). It is expected that this new channel will function as a kind of ESPN for competitive video games, with the aim of presenting a consolidated space.

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