In 'Call of Duty' entries 'Modern Warfare 2' and 'Warzone,' players can now play as streamers NickMercs and TimTheTatman.
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Streamers Nickmercs and TimTheTatman are becoming characters in ‘Call of Duty’
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Climbing The Charts: NBC Sports Adds Nearly 300 Million Minutes Watched On YouTube, Facebook During Olympics
NBC Sports leaned ALL the way into Olympics videos in July, especially once the Games began. The result? Nearly 300 million more minutes watched across Facebook and YouTube in the U.S.
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UTA Hires Activision Vet Ander Nickell To Lead Esports Brand Partnerships
Ander Nickell, who formerly served as head of global partnerships at video game publisher Activision, has joined UTA as an esports brand partnerships exec.
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