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One Russian Twitch streamer's live stream is interrupted by an intruder breaking a window to enter her home and knocking over her computer. Twitch live streams are interrupted by events happening in the everyday lives of Twitch streamers from time to time. Usually, these events are harmless--or at least small-scale--inconveniences, but sometimes a streamer's audience gets a glimpse of something more concerning. Recently, Russian Twitch streamer girl__fighter, known as Victoria, had her home invaded mid-live stream by an intruder who broke her window. The stream shows her and a friend pleading with him to stop before he seems to knock over her gaming set-up. Victoria is known for streaming both video games and pole dancing sessions, and her pole dancing set-up is visible behind her during the home invasion recording. The invader may have been focused on her gaming set-up, or he may not have had time to go after more of her belongings before one of the girls appears to have maced him. The video has since been pulled from Twitch, which may not be surprising considering the stringent and labyrinthine guidelines that led one Twitch streamer to be banned for three-year-old videos, but mirrored versions are still available on sites…

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A stealth change to how Linktree handles redirects to potentially inappropriate content has some of Twitch’s most prominent hot tub streamers abandoning the site. Linktree is a website that allows content creators to provide links to all their channels and pages in one neat place for viewer convenience. It hasn’t come without controversy, however. Many Twitch users have expressed concerns that being allowed to feature Linktree on channels is an exploit certain streamers use to indirectly promote their more adult-themed content. By having Linktree as an in-between from Twitch and sites such as OF, streamers can get around certain rules pertaining to what content is acceptable to link to on the platform. LinktreeLinktree now has a sensitive content warning. Linktree cracks down on mature content A stealthy update to how Linktree handles such links is forcing some streamers to move away from it in favor of similar tools without the same restrictions. On July 12, Linktree announced that they would begin enabling sensitive content labels by default on certain domains. Prior to this, users could manually choose to enable restrictions or not.  Read More: Pokimane slams sexist Twitch donator after “sh**ty” comments about Hafu If users click on a link…

Being a popular female on the Internet, Twitch streamer Imane "Pokimane" Anys has to deal with a lot of sexist nonsense, including from her own viewers and donators. During a recent stream, one viewer attempted to guilt the streamer into reversing their ban after they made some repulsive comments. As you would expect, this didn't work. Rather, Pokimane took the opportunity to slam the twitch viewer and their behavior.To understand the situation, you have to go back to 2008 when a World of Warcraft team played under a name that targeted and harassed Rumay "Hafu" Wang, another popular Twitch streamer. According to Hafu -- who brought up the incident in light of the spotlight that has been put on the work culture of Activision Blizzard -- it was all swept under the rug at the time, by, you guessed it, Activision Blizzard.On Twitter, and during a recent stream, Pokimane brought up this incident and expressed her disgust that it was allowed to happen. As Pokimane talked about all of this, one of her viewers was banned. Rather than leave like their ban suggested they should, the viewer threatened to unsubscribe if the decision wasn't reversed. This prompted Pokimane to view…

TimTheTatman becomes the next streamer to cosplay as Dr. Disrespect after receiving a Chipotle Supply kit with a vest resembling the Doc's. Love him or hate him, Dr Disrespect has certainly made a name for himself in the streaming community. While the popular streamer plays a variety of different games from the FPS genre, a big part of Dr. Disrespect's notoriety comes from his unmistakable appearance. Recently, TimTheTatman decided to cosplay as the Doc during a livestream. Tim's cosplay of the Doc came together unexpectedly during part of one of his streams where he chats with members of his community. Apparently the idea to dress as Dr. Disrespect came to him after receiving a TimTheTatman Chipotle Supply kit. Amongst the various items included in the box, there was a vest reminiscent of the one worn by the Doc. After leaving the camera for a few moments, Tim returned wearing the vest and a pair of Oakley sunglasses, calling himself "Timmy Tenders." Even though he had a slight resemblance to the actual Dr. Disrespect, fans of the streamer instead began to call him "Dr. Foodrespect" due to the vest's pouches for condiments and utensils. The Doc apparently approved of this latest attempted…

Streamlabs and Stream Hatchet say growth might continue to decline, but streaming will remain an important cultural tool for brands and marketers. Streamlabs and Stream Hatchet’s Q2 Streaming Industry Report shows that Twitch saw record-breaking viewership, and Facebook Gaming tripled the number of streaming hours. However, YouTube is returning to pre-COVID viewership levels, and overall growth on Twitch is beginning to slow down. “Celebrities, famous athletes, musicians, and artists have all used live streaming platforms like Facebook Gaming, Twitch, and YouTube Gaming to connect with their communities at a time when real human interaction was extremely limited,” Streamlabs’ Ethan Mays said in the report. Facebook Gaming totaled 1.18 billion hours viewed in the quarter, while YouTube’s was 1.29 billion, and Twitch saw 6.5 billion. Streamlabs’ head of product, Ashray Urs, told GameDaily Facebook owes its success to its broader growth as a platform.  “In the last year, they kicked off a new IRL category worked with Mixer to accelerate their Level Up for their streamers when the platform shut down,” Urs said. “They’ve put a lot of effort into their mobile experience, and they have been working on bringing in new content creators. They’ve also made it easier for…

Rising Jersey club artist Cookiee Kawaii will celebrate the release of their forthcoming debut album Vanice with a listening party on Twitch tonight.The stream will take place at 12 a.m. EST (July 29)/9 p.m. PST (July 28) on their official Twitch channel. Fans can expect some surprises during the stream.Cookiee Kawaii made their presence felt on TikTok where their single "Vibe (If I Back it Up)" went viral. The track has since earned Gold status with over 150 million streams worldwide. Pre-orders for Vanice can be made here.

Lee Enterprises joins Amazon Advertising on initiative Lee Enterprises Inc., the parent company of the Winston-Salem Journal and News & Record of Greensboro, announced Tuesday it is collaborating with Amazon Advertising on a new initiative.The “Over The Top” services will be available to Lee’s more than 35,000 local business advertisers. OTT streams video directly to viewers using various video services and internet-enabled devices.Amazon Advertising offers OTT inventory across IMDb TV, Twitch, top-tier network and broadcaster apps, and Amazon’s News app. Amazon OTT and Twitch jointly reach an unduplicated monthly audience of 120 million viewers across the U.S.“This new opportunity is an excellent example of our commitment to delivering powerful solutions which solve for the needs of our clients and fit within our digital transformation strategy,” Kevin Mowbray, Lee’s president and chief executive, said in a statement. With a weekly newsletter looking back at local history.

Mark B., Tech Times 27 July 2021, 05:07 pm Top streaming platform Streamlabs has teamed up with live stream analytics leader Stream Hatchet to release the latest industry report - covering Twitch, YouTube Gaming, and Facebook Gaming. On July 27, the streaming industry leaders released their report for Q2 2021, examining industry data and trends from the largest streaming platforms. The trend generally continues its rapid growth, sent skyrocketing by the need for people to stay connected and find something to do during the global coronavirus pandemic lockdowns. Streaming platforms have allowed ordinary people, as well as celebrities, athletes, and artists, to connect with their respective communities at a time when in-person events were largely restricted. The news update from Streamlabs notes that YouTube Gaming focuses solely on streaming gaming content, unlike Twitch and Facebook Gaming that includes chatting and other in real life (IRL) content. (Photo : Streamlabs) ALSO READ: Streaming on YouTube vs. Twitch: Which is the Better Platform for Vloggers and Influencers? Setting New Highs Across the Entire Streaming Industry For the third quarter in a row, the new Streamlabs - Stream Hatchet report revealed continuing growth in the industry, with Twitch setting a new record for…

Check out the Top 5 Female streamers on Twitch Twitch is one of the largest live streaming platforms where online gamers showcase their skills and create exciting content for the viewers. Despite a strong dominance of male influencers in the gaming space, females have also started exploring this exciting territory and now they take around 38% of the total gamer base on twitch. top female streamers on Twitch top female gamers, pokimane, LilyPichu, IamCristinini, Pqueen, Loserfruit Many Female influencers have done well for themselves and boast millions of followers on Twitch and as well as on different social media platforms like YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Their sharp gaming skills is an example that gaming is for everyone and an inspiration for future female Gamers. Here are the Top 5 female streamers on Twitch: Pokimane Pokimane Imane Anys a.k.a Pokimane is a famous Canadian gamer. Most of her content is mainly based on Fortnite and League of Legends. She has over 8 million subscribers on Twitch and boasts over 6 million subscribers on YouTube. She is also fairly active on twitter with 3.5 million followers. Check her out on Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/pokimane/home Also Read: Twitteratti reacts to Pokimane’s latest tweet IamCristinini IamCristinini Cristinini is a very popular Spanish…