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Twitch Reportedly Considering Cutting Streamer Pay to Boost Its Own Profits
A new report suggests the site’s top streamers would see their share of subscriptions dip down from 70% to 50%.
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How Much Do Top Twitch Streamers Make USA 2021 - Tenteck
Twitch is live streaming video game channel. If you are searching for how much do top twitch streamers make here you will find it.
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Young women are making up to $1,700 per month by holding study sessions on Twitch
Content creators study live in front of thousands of people, interspersing one-hour study sessions with short 15-minute breaks.
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TikTok tests PC game streaming app that could let it take on Twitch
TikTok is testing a new piece of desktop streaming software called TikTok Live Studio that lets users broadcast live footage from games and other desktop applications, TechCrunch reports. The software is currently being tested with a small number of users across some Western markets, TikTok says, but its official page on TikTok’s site appears to have been taken down as of publication.
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Twitch confirms major data breach after its source code and secrets leak out
Twitch creator payouts and internal tools were leaked earlier today
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Twitch is finally making some friends in the music industry
It has a new agreement with the NMPA.
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Twitch sues two alleged ‘hate raiders’
The suit names two suspected hate raiders as defendants
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Twitch streamers boycott the platform to raise awareness for marginalized voices
Black, brown and LGBTQ streamers on Twitch say they've been inundated with hate in recent months. Now, they're boycotting to raise awareness about what they've experienced.
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World’s largest gaming service Twitch adds ‘transgender’ tag
Twitch, the largest gaming broadcasting site in the world, stated users may add a transgender label to their videos
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Twitch Takes Away Biggest Hot Tub Streamer's Ability To Make Money Off Ads
Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa is one of the most popular female streamers on Twitch. As of now, she can no longer make money off ads on her channel.
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Twitch has a cockfighting problem and is struggling to stop the streams of the violent content
On Twitch, streams showing cockfighting competitions in the Philippines continue to pop up, no matter how many times the platform bans them.
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Twitch, owned by Amazon, pulls Amazon’s anti-union ads
Twitch is removing the anti-union ads that its parent company, Amazon, was running on the platform. The ads showed Amazon employees talking about why they want to vote no on unionization and directed viewers to Amazon’s “DoItWithoutDues” website. A Twitch spokesperson said the ads “should never have been allowed to run on [the] service,” as they violate its political advertising policies.
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Twitch Bans the Words 'Simp' and 'Virgin' (Actual Simps And Virgins Still Welcome)
Twitch announced on Wednesday that the words “simp,” “incel,” and “virgin” will no longer be allowed on the platform as long as they are used by streamers and commenters as insults.
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AOC’s debut Twitch stream is one of the biggest ever
She didn’t want to be an imposter.
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YouTube: Among Us videos reached 4bn views in September
Video platform's report shows US as largest audience, but viewers flooding in from around the world
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With Nowhere to Go, Teens Flock to Among Us
YouTubers, influencers and streamers popularized the multiplayer game. Then their fans started playing too.
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Amazon rebrands Twitch Prime as Prime Gaming
The name change signals Amazon’s continued interest in gaming.
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How to Win with Nefarian Hearthstone Battlegrounds
A full game of Hearthstone Battlegrounds where initialsteve takes 1st place with the hero Nefarian.
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The U.S. Army Twitch Channel Is Banning People for Asking About War Crimes
During the stream, the Green Beret on camera characterized viewers asking about U.S. atrocities as "internet keyboard monsters" and said, "I'm bigger than you." The American military is getting big into esports. The U.S. Army has launched its own Twitch channel where members of its team stream Call of Duty: Warzone and interact with users on the site. The channel has videos going back two months, but things got spicy in the chat on Wednesday night when viewers started asking questions about U.S. war crimes.
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Stream Aid Hit a High Note
To respond to the worldwide crisis, Twitch raised money – and created a supportive community – with almost no notice.
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