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Last year, LinkedIn launched its first Creator Accelerator as part of a $25 million investment in its community. Now, that program’s second class has been announced, and it includes some online video luminaries. Jim Louderback, who previously served as the CEO of VidCon and the Revision3 network, will take part in the initiative. He’ll be joined by Night Media CEO Reed Duchscher, Mashable founder Pete Cashmore, Twitch Head of Games Bill Young, and Avi Gandhi, who took over as Patreon’s Head of Creator Partnerships last year. In total, 120 creators will benefit from LinkedIn’s support through the Creator Accelerator’s workshops, meetings, and sessions. That’s an increase from the 100 creators who made up the program’s initial cohort. Those inaugural Creator Accelerator participants have used the tutelage they receive to expand their presence on LinkedIn. Jonathan Javier, who spoke to us about his approach to the professional platform earlier this year, was part of that first class.Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top StoriesSubscribe In a blog post, LinkedIn Senior Director Rodrigo Brancatelli highlighted a few members of the second cohort who are finding their own ways to reshape conversations on LinkedIn. “The program includes creators like aerospace creator Camille Elizabeth, who shares insights and highlights…

Twitch has become a giant, but it’s at a point where that giant can still impress us or it can be so big that we can’t control it. It all depends on how secure they are on the platform. Many were already consuming content on Twitch and with the pandemic this was further promoted. Compared to 2019, the hours viewed on Twitch have increased 2.5 times. There is a lot of content to see and many eyes to take care of. For Twitch, and for the vast majority of social networks, it is good that users upload more content. But the more content there is, the harder it is to keep all that content safe. The problem of Twitch and all social networks It’s an incredibly complex problem for Facebook, for Twitter, for YouTube to review all the videos that are uploaded. For Twitch it is especially complex because it has the challenge of moderating content that is happening live in different languages ​​in countless places around the world. At this last Twitchcon in San Diego we had the opportunity to speak with Doug Scott, chief customer officer of Twitch, who is in charge of bringing the product to all…

Amouranth is back on Twitch, and fans are loving it. For the past couple of weeks, Kaitlyn Siragusa struggled to keep pace as she fell prey to an abusive relationship with her husband. The American cosplayer went live to share her problems, as she could not deal with them anymore. ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adHowever, this came as a shock to the eSports community, as Amouranth had kept her marital status private. But vividly, that did not stop them from extending their support and understanding the gravity of this situation. Amouranth is one of the top female streamers of the modern era, and fans wouldn’t want anything bad for her. ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adLooking at this, various streamers also joined the parade, extending their support in any possible manner. Apparently, one of them even got law enforcement involved, making Amouranth get her rightful justice. As a result, the streamer felt safe with this support as she announced her social media break to work on herself. And after five long days of zero productivity, the streamer is back looking stronger. Amouranth enthralls the eSports world with a strong comeback With holidays around the corner, the eSports industry looks to be in a festive…

Metavision has announced that a version of BBC Three show Wreck is available in the popular video game Fortnite. The experience, created by Metavision and 3D Lab and inspired by the new BBC Three show, has been launched in Fortnite Creative. Players taking part in the murder mystery set aboard the Sacramentum cruise ship are assigned a faction and have to complete their tasks whilst avoiding being eliminated. Meanwhile, a detective onboard must figure out who the hunter is and send them to the brig before it’s too late. Players can enter the ‘Murder Mystery – Sacramentum Slasher’ experience through Fortnite Creative by entering the code 5423-3686-4108 in the ‘Discover’ tab. The collaborative campaign extending Wreck to Fortnite Creative, which has been devised by ITV-backed Metaverse studio and agency Metavision, allows the broadcaster to reach younger native audiences by building relevant content across Fortnite Creative, social platforms and BBC-owned channels. Metavision has worked in collaboration with UK-based Twitch streamers Talia Mar, Gee Nelly and Freya Nightingale, kickstarting the campaign with a Twitch livestream, taking place on October 25th. Rhys Hancock, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Metavision, said: “It has been fantastic to partner with BBC Three and Euston Films to…

Streaming star Ludwig Ahgren claimed that creators who switch from Twitch to YouTube without signing an exclusive contract are going to have a rough transition. Ludwig made headlines in November 2021 when he signed an exclusive deal to move his stream over from Twitch to YouTube. The 27-year-old’s move was one of the first of a massive wave of talent that YouTube poached from Twitch including creators like Myth, Lilypichu, Valkyrae, and many more. Now, the streamer gave some clarity on the difficulties of making a platform switch without a deal in place. Ludwig on switching from YouTube to Twitch The Mogul Moves host went on the Cold Ones show and talked about the difficulties of swapping over to YouTube from Twitch. He also opened up about an extension he helped create called Truffle.tv which enhances the live viewing experience for both YouTube Live and Twitch viewers. The extension adds predictions, channel raids, and chat name colors, all missing features from YouTube live. “Switching over raw sucks. Like, if you switch over from Twitch to YouTube today, with no bag in hand, it’s a very noticeably worse experience in some aspects. Although YouTube has been poaching streamers left and right…

Let’s put this game to bed. The Lions and Cowboys played a whole lot of minutes, and the Lions made sure to fill those minutes with detonation after detonation as the offense flew off into the sky in the most cartoon possible way. You can be part of the postgame therapy—and they have been described as therapy by our viewers, and passable therapy at that. We’re going live on Twitch as part of our Pride Of Detroit postgame stream and podcast. We’ll take questions from chat and from call-ins via Discord, listen to postgame show from Dan Campbell and key players, and of course deliver our first initial thoughts on what just happened on the field. We have a call-in segment to our show. Join the Pride of Detroit Discord and join the stage for postgame, and when the host calls on you, use the raise hand feature and we’ll try to add you to the show with your thoughts. If you missed any of the postgame show, video will be on demand on Twitch soon after. Plus, the Pride of Detroit podcast feed will have our postgame thoughts packaged in audio format for you.

× Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More. Once the streamer with the most subscribers on Twitch, Ludwig Ahgren made waves in 2021 by leaving the platform for YouTube. Since then, he's had a rocky relationship with his new home but has remained successful nonetheless. A content creator with a knack for attracting audiences and achieving financial success, Ludwig clearly knows a few things about the streaming business. This week, Ludwig appeared on "The Iced Coffee Hour" podcast. During the episode, he answered questions about his career, his background, and his achievements. He also fielded inquiries about his jump from Twitch to YouTube and elaborated on how each platform offers its own experience. Ludwig explained that YouTube had fought to get him on its team while Twitch seemed content to let him leave. He felt YouTube seemed committed to expanding as a streaming platform while Twitch had become complacent. Further, while he acknowledged that Twitch has a better interface for streaming in terms of features like chat, he believes YouTube will "catch up." While YouTube has taken a while to build momentum, which Ludwig attributed to its status as a…

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As of Oct. 18, Twitch’s ban on some forms of gambling, including slots, dice games, and roulette, has officially taken effect. Sponsored gambling streamers have consequently been forced to find a new platform, with many landing on the website DLive. After months of discourse amongst streamers and viewers alike, Twitch finally addressed the rampant issue of sponsored gambling streams. The platform decided that it would no longer allow specified forms of gambling or gambling sponsors, giving streamers approximately one month to find a new platform before the ban would take effect. The day the ban finally came down, Twitch further restricted the practice by expanding the ban’s breadth to even websites that featured customer protections. In the days following the ban, the once popular Slots category has seen a drastic downturn since only licensed platforms are allowed to be streamed. Those forced off Twitch with gambling-sponsored contracts, however, have seemingly found a new home in DLive. Similar to Twitch or YouTube, DLive is a livestreaming platform that describes itself as a “platform that empowers creators and viewers through a revolutionary rewards system.” This system involves “blockchain technology” and a site-specific cryptocurrency that viewers can use to support creators on DLive.…

Instagram The rapper, who recently released his latest album called 'It's Only Me', receives huge stacks of cash from Kai Cenat because the latter is moved by the emcee's philanthropic efforts. Oct 22, 2022 AceShowbiz - Lil Baby got a special surprise when joining Kai Cenat in a Thursday, October 20 Twitch session. During the live stream, Kai gave the "It's Only Me" artist $80,000 for his philanthropic efforts over the years, but the emcee couldn't hide his confusion when receiving the gift. During the interaction, the Internet personality gave the hip-hop star a stack of cash while saying, "I be feeling like you be doing so much for people, bro." However, it took a moment for the MC to react to the former's statement. After taking the money, he quipped, "You ain't getting this back now." Baby has been known for giving back to his community. Back in August 2021, he treated kids from his hometown of Atlanta to several free bikes. He also presented them with a refurbished basketball court. Just weeks prior to that, the hip-hop star donated laptops, school supplies and new clothes to Atlanta kids in a back-to-school drive. In June, he bought all of…