Twitch Partners Can Now Stream on YouTube, Facebook, and MORE—No More Exclusive Deal

Twitch is now allowing its Partners and Affiliates who were previously under an exclusive streaming deal with the company to bring their content to other platforms, despite being the company’s rival. The company confirmed this via its recent email to content creators, as well as its support document that removes the exclusivity deal for its streamers.  It means that Partners may now stream via rival platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and more.  Twitch Partners: No More Exclusivity Deal, Can Stream on Other Platforms (Photo : Hakan Nural/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)ANKARA, TURKEY – OCTOBER 6: The logo of “Twitch” is displayed on a smartphone in Ankara, Turkey on October 6, 2021. Twitch announced via its Partners Exclusivity FAQ that it is offering a more flexible setup for its content creators to bring their streams to other platforms available in the world.  It means Twitch streamers previously bound by an exclusive contract to the company can now start their YouTube, Facebook, and other websites to stream their content.  For the longest time now, Twitch kept their streamers in an exclusivity clause that would only allow them to share their content to the Amazon-owned platform and violating it will result in severe fines and…
Read More