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Here's how you can listen in on Microsoft's (MSFT) latest earnings call. Earnings season is upon us once again, and Microsoft (MSFT) is one of the latest companies to step forward with its financial results for the previous period. The company is expected to release its earnings report at the close of markets today, which will be followed by an earnings call shortly after. If you’d like to listen to the conversation and potentially glean some insight into the business side of things, we’ll show you how to listen to Microsoft’s Q4 2023 earnings call. Listen to the Microsoft (MSFT) Q4 2023 earnings call Microsoft’s Q4 2023 earnings call will take place today, July 25, 2023, at 2:30 p.m. PT/5:30 p.m. ET. We’ll be broadcasting the call on the Shacknews Twitch channel, and the stream will be live shortly before the call kicks off. Once it’s over, the full call will be uploaded to our YouTube channel as a VOD, just in case you miss some of it, or want to go back and re-listen to certain parts. Microsoft streams the call on its investor relations website but requires you to register your email address and other info in order

There’s nothing better than being able to give back to your loved ones.Kai Cenat has risen as one of today’s most popular streamers. With popularity comes the perks such as being able to buy what you once couldn’t afford. In an interview on “360 With Speedy,” the 21-year-old recalled one of his most memorable purchases: buying his mom a house.“When I bought my mom a house, it was like her house, her cars that she wanted, it was like, ‘Wow,’” Cenat told host Speedy Morman. “Like my mom could call me with anything that she needs, and I’m able to provide it. It’s insane, so I pray every day, and I’m just thankful.”Purchasing the home is far from Cenat’s only instance of showing love to people who poured into him and his upbringing. As previously shared by AfroTech, he gifted $20,000 in cash to Aunt Cathy, who he met through summer camp as a kid. She continued to  support him and his passions and even bought him his first laptop, which he used to start editing videos.“You’re like a second mother to me,” he told Aunt Cathy in a YouTube video. “You literally got me everything I wanted that my

Billy Idol will be going live on TWITCH this Wednesday (July 26) in celebration of the release on an expanded version of his 1982 debut album, Billy Idol. The event, which will also include his longtime guitarist Steve Stevens, takes place at 6 p.m. ET in Los Angeles and will feature a special acoustic performance as well as a Q&A, where Idol is expected to discuss the album’s history. As previously reported, the record will be released this Friday (July 28). Additionally, Billy Idol: State Line, a film of his April Hoover Dam concert, will be released in theaters this fall. Billy Idol Expanded Edition is available for preorder now.

Those awaiting the release of Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon with bated breath can look forward to a broadcast showcasing gameplay tomorrow. Bandai Namco is airing a 12-minute livestream on Twitch and YouTube on July 25 at 7 a.m. Pacific/10 a.m. Eastern. While the event promises gameplay footage, it’s unclear what else to expect from the presentation. But with the game a month away from launch, it should be exciting to see what’s likely to be a close-to-finished product in action. For more on Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon, be sure to check out our exclusive cover story that launched a few weeks ago, as well its recent story trailer.

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Heavy Film crew prepares to shoot scene, HGTV logo On the next episode of HGTV‘s “Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge,” Allison Holker will appear on the show she was originally supposed to host with her late husband. According to People, Holker makes a surprise appearance on the July 23, 2023, episode.Holker, who hosted HGTV’s “Design Star: Next Gen” in 2021, was set to co-host the new series alongside her husband, dancer and DJ Stephen “tWitch” Boss, before he died by suicide at age 40 on December 13, 2022. The network later announced that supermodel Ashley Graham would host the show instead. Here’s what you need to know:Allison Holker Teaches Dance Steps on ‘Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge’GettyAllison Holker and Stephen “tWitch” Boss in June 2022 Before his death, Boss and Holker were set to star on two new HGTV shows, according to Deadline. In addition to co-hosting “Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge,” the couple was busy developing a second show called “Living the Dream,” in which they would help first-time buyers find a home.Boss was no stranger to HGTV; he made a cameo on Holker’s series as a guest judge and the couple also appeared in late 2021 on an episode of “Ben’s Workshop” with Ben

The gurus in this of social networks and content creation have repeated over and over again that in TikTok it is very difficult to obtain direct monetization. However, a group of tictokers have found a disturbing way to rake in thousands of dollars for just a few hours of live streaming, with a profit percentage far higher than on YouTube, Twitch, and even Kick. What is the NPC trend? NPC characters (Non Playable Character) or Non-playable Character are characters integrated into video games that interact with players with limited phrases and assigned reactions to share instructions on missions, obtain clues, etc. The latest trend on TikTok is to imitate the robotic and repetitive behavior of these characters in live broadcasts that can last for hours. Very profitable broadcasts. The key to this trend is that streamers keep the “character” and character movements giving it a distinctly artificial and robotic air. They only react with short and repetitive phrases when live viewers send them stickers and gifts as a reward, which translates into hard and cold money for the creator. Twitch streamers get a bonus on TikTok. The NPC trend has gone so viral and profitable that even Twitch stars like

Pokemon GO streamer j0beats is harassed while livestreaming the popular augmented reality mobile game on Twitch. Highlights Pokemon GO streamer j0beats was harassed while live on Twitch, with a man trying to kiss her during the stream. j0beats reported the incident to the police. This is not the first case of harassment towards Pokemon GO streamers. A Pokemon GO streamer was harassed while she was live on Twitch. English content creator j0beats is known for her Pokemon GO and IRL streams, where many of her viewers tune in to her exploring nearby areas while hunting for Pokemon. The game recently revealed a new Routes feature that document players' walking routes. First released in 2016, Pokemon GO is an AR mobile game that lets players feel like a Pokemon Trainer as they search and catch Pokemon wherever they go. It continues to be one of the most successful mobile games in the world despite Niantic receiving backlash for the controversial Remote Raid update. Pokemon GO is also the game of choice of many content creators as they take their viewers on an adventure while looking for Pokemon. Sometimes, they even have interesting encounters with people, both wholesome and disturbing. Unfortunately for

YouTuber Fouseytube is pleading with Twitch after the live streaming platform handed him a three-day ban in the midst of his 24/7 subathon. Fouseytube is a prominent influencer who is best known for his YouTube content. Fousey is hailed as one of the site’s OG creators, having started his channel back in 2011 where he uploads vlogs, skits, and prank videos. However, he’s also got a budding presence on Twitch, where he boasts over 170k followers. He’s been trying to grow his following on the site with a subathon, where, up until now, he’d been streaming for 21 days straight, 24 hours a day.Article continues after ad However, Fousey recently revealed he was hit with a ban from Twitch that will last three days. Although he hasn’t divulged a reason for this sudden suspension, his channel currently boasts a message that reads: “This channel is temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s Community Guidelines or Terms of Service.” YouTube: FouseytubeFouseytube is one of YouTube’s OG creators. Fouseytube “gutted” after Twitch hits YouTuber with three-day ban Fousey pleaded with Twitch to reverse their decision in a tweet sharing a screenshot of his ban notice, reminding the platform that he was

If you click on a link and make a purchase we may receive a small commission. Read our editorial policy. Blizzard will finally address the furious feedback that followed the release of Diablo 4's pre-season patch today. Image credit: Blizzard As promised, Blizzard is moving quickly to respond to the avalanche of negativity currently surrounding Diablo 4 after the release of patch 1.1, which kicked off Season of the Malignant. The patch has been almost universally panned by players for dropping XP gain rates, nerfing all classes, making certain crucial stats useless, and introducing changes that many believe slow down the game unnecessarily. While Blizzard already backtracked on one change, and fixed a bug that players thought was intentional, the majority of changes in 1.1 have not been touched. Which brings us to today's livestream. Blizzard is hosting a new episode of less-formal Campfire Chat today, which will specifically explain its intent behind all those changes, and discuss community feedback. "We wanted to take the opportunity to address that feedback directly during our Season of the Malignant Campfire Chat," the developer promised. The show takes place today, July 21 at 11am PT / 2pm ET / 7pm BST. It will