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Naguura is currently one of the largest streamers on German Twitch, even though she has only been streaming in German for half a year. In a recent YouTube video, she shares what she has learned in the past months. What kind of streamer is she? Naguura is currently one of the largest streamers on German Twitch. However, even though she has been streaming for 11 years, many might not have known her before this year, as the South Tyrolean produced her content in English until then. According to Naguura, this was mainly because she played WoW at a high level, and her environment was therefore English-speaking. She also worried that people might mock her due to her dialect. For the WoW event Sauercrowd, Naguura streamed in German for the first time starting December 2025. This not only brought her enormous reach but also a realization: She felt really comfortable. In a YouTube video, she explained that streaming in German feels natural, and she can be more relaxed and more herself. Therefore, on January 29, Naguura announced that she wanted to continue streaming in German even after the end of the event. In a new video, she draws an initial conclusion.

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Good morning. Day two of Fortune Brainstorm Tech begins today in Aspen. It’s a packed and stacked program.  In the morning, we’ll hear from Asha Sharma of Xbox, Kimberly Powell of Nvidia, Geoffrey von Maltzahn of Lila Sciences, Sara Hooker of Adaptation, Rodrigo Liang of SambaNova, Marc Lore of Wonder, Justin Cyrus of Lunar Outpost, Mark Hoplamazian of Hyatt, Sridhar Ramaswamy of Snowflake, Dave Bozeman of C.H. Robinson, Peggy Johnson of Agility Robotics, Bill Briggs of Deloitte, Granville Valentine of Google, and Olympic snowboarder Shaun White…and that’s all before lunch! The afternoon brings Glenn Fogel of Booking Holdings, Ryan Serhant of his eponymous firm, Cathy Hackl of Future Dynamics, Steve Case of Revolution, Warner Bailey of Assistants vs Agents, Georgie Holt of FlightStory, Robert F. Smith of Vista Equity Partners, Kaiwei Tang of Light, Andrew Yang of Noble Mobile, and Bridgit Mendler of Northwood. (Phew!) It will be incredible. See the full agenda here and watch the livestream here.  More news below. —Andrew Nusca Want to send thoughts or suggestions to Fortune Tech? Drop a line here. Anduril CEO: Economic warfare is the ‘new normal’ for military conflicts Brian Schimpf, co-founder and CEO of Anduril Industries, speaking at Fortune Brainstorm Tech 2026 in

Since the conclusion of Kai Cenat‘s month-long Mafiathon 3 event last October, his Twitch account has been dormant. His 20 million followers have had to subsist on clips as they wait for the Bronx native to return to streaming. The hiatus has gone on for so long that some people, including fellow creator YourRAGE, have hypothesized that Cenat’s time on Twitch is a thing of the past. At the start of June, however, Cenat confirmed that his streaming career is not over yet. He is returning to Twitch in a big way by bringing back one of his most ambitious projects. Streamer University 2, the sequel to a 2025 event that featured more than 150 digital luminaries, is on the horizon. Cenat loves to hype upcoming happenings with splashy trailers, and he utilized that strategy once again to promote his return to Streamer University. As with the first edition of the event, Cenat starred in a teaser video that has serious Hogwarts vibes. This time, however, the castle has been overrun with owls. Subscribe to get the latest creator news Subscribe A streamer school filled with strigine students would be a hoot, but Cenat invited human creators to apply instead. The

Twitch Chief Executive Dan Clancy said that in an attention economy, live-streaming formats like his platform foster a sense of human connection and authenticity that consumers can’t get from social media channels.  The CEO of the Amazon-owned company spoke at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, Colorado on Monday alongside Grant LaFontaine, chief executive of popular streaming marketplace Whatnot. Both executives emphasized that real-time connection is core to their business success. They also highlighted that the digital neighborhoods each has made contrast with highly-addictive, quick-hit social media channels. “Social media has become anti-social. Sitting and swiping doesn’t make you feel connected to other people,” Twitch’s Clancy said. “If you think of real-world communities—churches, running clubs—it all comes from shared experiences in real time.” Twitch and Whatnot have both amassed audiences of millions who view content for hours on the platforms. Twitch has been estimated to have roughly 35 million daily active users. Whatnot has said it has several million active daily users. Whatnot has risen fast in recent years and challenged e-commerce giants like eBay. It had $8 billion in sales last year, with the company succeeding in collectible categories like trading cards and sports cards, but also in

Twitch streamer Kathelina (Image Via Getty) The online controversy involving Twitch streamer Kathelina, also known as Kvrtez, continues to grow as more creators become part of the discussion. The situation started after YouTuber Kenneth, known online as ImnotKenneth, shared a video about the end of his relationship with Kathelina. In the video, he made serious accusations about her personal life. Soon after, Kathelina deactivated her public social media accounts, including Twitch and Instagram. As the story spread across social media, attention shifted to another creator, Snowcone, who says she was once very close to Kathelina. Over the past few days, Snowcone shared several comments and personal details about the situation during livestreams and on social media. While some viewers showed interest in what she had to say, many others questioned why she was getting involved and accused her of trying to benefit from the controversy. Snowcone’s comments about Kathelina draw criticism from viewers following Kenneth’s allegations According to Snowcone, the controversy affected more people than just the former couple. In posts shared online around June 6 and June 7, she said she had been closely connected to events happening behind the scenes and claimed that plans involving a content house

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Tentative reactions to a tentative ruling: court’s draft order would hand Twitch streamer Denims a fair use win in Ethan Klein’s reaction-video lawsuit, but the analysis it skipped could matter later. There’s a tentative ruling out in Ted Entertainment v. Saber, and if it sticks, Ethan Klein will lose a fair use fight on the strength of the very reaction-video precedent he helped create as a defendant. Klein’s company, Ted Entertainment (TEI), sued Twitch streamer Denims last June over her four-hour livestream reaction to his Content Nuke documentary, calling it a watch party designed to siphon views from the original. In my coverage of Denims’ motion for judgment on the pleadings last month, I predicted Judge Wesley Hsu would deny her early fair use bid and send the case to discovery. Instead, his draft ruling, released ahead of last Friday’s hearing on the motion, found the stream fair use as a matter of law (read it here). Three of the four fair use factors broke for the defense. Judge Hsu heard forty minutes of attorney argument, then took the matter under submission. And while Denims’ corner of the internet is already measuring her for a crown, no final order has