Boris Jordan-Mirchev

Amok Studios creates entertainment formats for on-line and traditional broadcasting based on computer gaming for broad audiences. Its formats come with an extensive on-line community and traditional broadcasting fully integrated. The unique technology they have developed allows filming inside the games and producing entertaining, innovative TV formats in the sports and entertainment genres. In 2007, Amok created the format Virtual Grand Prix, the first ever virtual car racing championship on TV which TV4 bought and broadcasted in Sweden. In 2008 they created the live e-sports TV format World of Warcraft - SK WoW does Sunwell, for Joost, which was distributed globally. In 2008, Amok also developed a new format based on FIFA 08/09, to which TV4 acquired the rights and broadcasted in Sweden. They have also developed, but not yet produced, its most ambitious TV format yet, based on a best-selling music game. 2009 has seen a vast interest in Amok's formats from broadcasters in the Nordic countries and continental Europe. Amok Studios works with leading game publishers such as EA, Activision Blizzard and Harmonix. They help broadcasters attract young viewers and target lucrative advertisers in the gaming, IT and telecoms industries.'

Sidledes AB develops and operates esports app that allows keeping track of game news, schedules, and results. It also offers tournament coverage available on mobile. The company was founded by Robert Samuelsson, Einar Ahlström, Boris Jordan-Mirchev, Jonathan Liberman, and Andreas Thorstensson in 2014 and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.