Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
From ancient individuals running the marathon to crowded modern stadiums clamoring for the home team, the act of participating in sports has continued to evolve over time. We’ve now created virtual stadiums hosting thousands to spectate whatever they wish from the comfort of their couches and as a result, we’ve also seen the number of hours spent watching games begin to rival the hours spent on actually playing those games. Join Jonathan Munoz, Business Development Manager at Genvid as he examines the history, evolution, and future of viewer participation to better understand how people want to spectate our games and equip ourselves to create interactive viewing experiences that effectively engage our audiences.
From ancient individuals running the marathon to crowded modern stadiums clamoring for the home team, the act of participating in sports has continued to evolve over time. We’ve now created virtual stadiums hosting thousands to spectate whatever they wish from the comfort of their couches and as a result, we’ve also seen the number of hours spent watching games begin to rival the hours spent on actually playing those games. Join Jonathan Munoz, Business Development Manager at Genvid as he examines the history, evolution, and future of viewer participation to better understand how people want to spectate our games and equip ourselves to create interactive viewing experiences that effectively engage our audiences.
