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Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) has become a cornerstone for many to stay informed about the news and events of the world. Founded in 2006, it has been on a long journey towards monetization, finally turning a profit for the first time in 2018. Today, monetization remains one of the key performance indicators when it comes to earnings season. They reported 199 million monetizable daily active users (mDAUs) vs a forecast of 200 million in their most recent earnings report. Not a bad miss which represents 20% YoY growth. However, as the market doesn’t seem to favor anything growth or speculative at the moment, the stock was sold off bringing it not far from its IPO price of $44.90. The stock sits at around $52 at the time of this article. Quite often, people are bearish about the prospects of Twitter, possibly due to its struggles with profitability and its poor track record of trying to grow its revenue through notable acquisitions such as Vine and Periscope. Twitter recently launched their newest feature, Tip Jar, which allows Twitter users to donate to their favorite accounts - following in the footsteps of many other platforms in giving users and creators the power to…

100 Thieves has made yet another signing for its content creation team with the pickup of Twitch streamer Fuslie. Fuslie, a variety streamer who usually plays games like VALORANT and Rust, tweeted that she would be joining the organization. Her announcement was met with overwhelming support by the community. While she has been streaming for many years, Fuslie’s channel began to see massive growth while playing Among Us in September 2020. Since then, her channel has been on a rise. She now boasts almost 1 million followers. 100T also shared a post celebrating the announcement and Fuslie’s introduction into the organization. Welcome @Fuslie to 100 Thieves! Leslie started streaming back in 2015 and is now one of the biggest female creators on Twitch. She's one of the most genuine and charismatic people in the scene. We’re beyond excited to have her and to be building this community with her! #100T pic.twitter.com/YK5qWfCX5z— 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) May 12, 2021 In addition to having teams in most of the popular esports titles, 100T has set themselves apart from other organizations is its robust list of creators on the roster. Fuslie is the 20th 100T creator, according to the organization’s website. Growing this roster…

In a recent Twitch stream, Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek argued that Valorant developer Riot Games needs to remove the Judge shotgun. The streamer found himself frustrated when he was abruptly taken out by a player using the weapon. Shroud is not the first person to argue that the weapon is overpowered, as many Valorant players have voiced similar complaints. Clearly, Shroud was caught up in the heat of the moment, and it will be interesting to see whether or not his stance on the weapon will change over time. It's possible this was just frustration due to the heat of the moment! "Literally, Riot, click the button. Delete. That’s it. Just get rid of them. Just get rid of them. It’s that simple," Shroud said during the stream.Shroud was picked off by an opponent after placing the spike. The streamer scanned the area for opponents, and was in the middle of engaging with one when a quick enemy jumped into the area, immediately taking him out. It was an awesome move by the opposing player, but it's not so great for the one on the receiving end!For those unfamiliar with the Judge, it's the most expensive shotgun in Valorant, setting players…

Decatur, GA — Do you live in DeKalb County and have a question about the recent state Legislative session or Georgia politics? You need to tune in to the May 12 edition of the Decaturish.com Twitch Show. Our show will feature four members of the DeKalb County Legislative delegation: State Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver, state Sen. Elena Parent, state Rep. Becky Evans and state Sen. Kim Jackson. They will be taking your questions. The Twitch Show starts at 6 p.m. and can be viewed by clicking here. If you want to ask questions, create an account and give us a follow on Twitch by clicking here. (To create an account, click the purple “sign up” button in the upper right-hand corner of the Twitch website.) People interested in viewing past episodes should subscribe to the Decaturish Youtube channel. To see the Youtube channel, click here. We’ll see you on May 12 at 6 p.m. If you appreciate our work, please become a paying supporter. For as little as $3 a month, you can help us keep you in the loop about your community. To become a supporter, click here.  Want Decaturish delivered to your inbox every day? Sign up for our free newsletter by clicking here.

It's only been three days since Resident Evil Village launched on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S, but the game has managed to become one of the top sellers on Steam. After the warm reception of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, fans had high expectations from Resident Evil Village, and it seems from the reviews on Steam that the game did not disappoint awaiting fans. Resident Evil Village Photo: Steam Surprisingly, the game also witnessed over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. This is the first time that a Resident Evil game has seen such a concurrent player count. According to SteamDB, the game managed an all-time peak of 106,631 players, which is significantly higher than the franchise's second best-selling Resident Evil 2: Remake. The remake had an all-time peak of 74,227 players.In addition to being a best seller and breaking concurrent player count records, the game is also boasting huge numbers on Twitch. As per SullyGnome, the total Twitch viewers for Resident Evil Village peaked at 645,130. Moreover, the game is among the most played games on Steam right now, surpassing even competitive titles like Rainbow Six Siege. The new RE game isn't just performing exemplary on PC. Resident Evil Village is a…

Twitch’s 2020 traffic boost isn’t tapering. Like many video and social media platforms, the livestreaming service saw a major surge in usage after coronavirus lockdowns kicked in. It closed 2020 with record numbers: a total of 17 billion hours watched over the course of the year (up 83% from the 9 billion watched in 2020). And, according to a new report from analytics firm Sensor Tower, the surge is still…well, surging. In the first quarter of 2021, Twitch’s mobile apps were installed 22 million times–62% more than its 13.6 million installs in Q1 2020. This figure is especially notable because across the whole of 2019, Twitch was installed just (comparatively “just,” to be clear) 34.5 million times. Across 2020, it was installed 80.6 million times, per the report. Many of these installs are coming from the U.S. and India. The States continue to be Twitch’s largest market, Sensor Tower says. The platform saw 17.6 million stateside installs in 2020 (up 91% from 2019), and in the first quarter of 2021, has hit 5 million U.S.-based downloads, up 61% from around 3 million in Q1 2020. India is currently Twitch’s largest area of growth. Indian users installed Twitch 2.2 million times…

Live streaming service Twitch hit 22 million installs globally in Q1 2021, up 62% year-on-year (YoY). The latest figures marked a 62% growth from Q1 2020 when it had 13.6 million installs, according to a new report by Sensor Tower. The new figures continued strong growth in post-pandemic 2020 when it ended the year with 80.6 million installs, up 134% from 34.5 million for the 2019 calendar year. Twitch users put in 17 billion live-streamed hours, up 83% on 2019’s nine billion, according to StreamElements and Arsenal.gg. In March 2021, Twitch’s monthly active users grew 69% from the same period a year before. The US remains Twitch’s largest market, wjere installs there grew 91% YoY in 2020 to 17.6 million. It saw continued growth on US app stores in Q 1 2021 when it hit five million downloads, up 61% from just over three million in Q1 2020. Twitch’s five biggest markets in 2020 were the US (17.6 million), Brazil (9.3 million), Mexico (4.5 million), Argentina (3.3 million) and the UK (3.1 million). The biggest growth was in India where it jumped 588% YoY to 2.2 million from 320,000 in 2019. Australia’s figures are not known. But last year its first…

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It took only the twitch of a trigger-happy finger to kill them, one by one. Following a three-day siege by British soldiers, 11 civilians lay dead in Ballymurphy, west Belfast. Hugh Mullan was a Catholic priest and, reportedly, waving a white hankie when he fell. Francis Quinn, 19, was shot dead as he tried to help a wounded woman. Daniel Teggart’s body was riddled with 14 bullets. Most hit him in his back as he lay injured on the ground. Joan Connolly was left to die a slow and lonely death in a field after being shot. It was several hours before anyone could reach her and, by then, it was too late.Most of these people died so suddenly they probably did not even

Twitch streamer Sebastian "Forsen" Fors and his community prank ABC 9 Syracuse, New York into sharing a birthday message for Dr Disrespect. Popular YouTuber and former Twitch streamer Dr Disrespect had a birthday earlier this year, but he continues to receive birthday wishes, including a recent one from an ABC news station in Syracuse, New York. Fans of Twitch streamer Sebastian "Forsen" Fors are no strangers to pranks, and that's no different with a recent prank they concocted to get ABC news to wish Dr Disrespect a happy (belated) birthday. The ABC news station in question was ABC 9, and it was convinced to air a photo of Dr Disrespect alongside a birthday message for the two-time. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. Twitch's community of Forsen fans are well known for pranking people. Typically, his community convinces people to wish Forsen a happy birthday or congratulations for something he didn’t do. It's uncommon for Forsen and his fans to get birthday wishes sent to other streamers through broadcasting companies, but they are known to pull pranks on unsuspecting streamers, social media users, and more. Members of the Twitch community have successfully pranked other small news stations…