This past weekend’s TwitchCon arrived as the company is in a tricky moment. It recently lost its biggest star when Ninja (who had nearly 15M followers and made upward of $500,000 per month on the platform) bumped over to Microsoft-owned rival Mixer. Last week, it rebranded and launched its first-ever ad campaign to debut a new slogan (“You’re already one of us”) emblematic of its ongoing mission to draw in more -- and more non-gaming -- streamers.
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Twitch And Music Startup Endel Partner On ‘Insomnia’ — A Channel That Uses AI To Put Viewers To Sleep
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At TwitchCon, CEO Addresses Controversial Policy Enforcement, Reveals Sweeping Ad System Overhaul
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Twitch Rebrands With New Logo, New Slogan: “You’re Already One Of Us”
Twitch has slipped into a little something new.
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Twitch Poaches Top YouTube ‘Fortnite’ Player Nick Eh 30 For Exclusive Livestreaming Deal
Just a few weeks after losing its top streamer Ninja to Microsoft’s livestreaming platform Mixer, Twitch has poached one of YouTube’s eminent Fortnite streamers: Nick Eh 30.
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Twitch CEO Apologizes To Ninja After His Defunct Account Was Used To Promote A Porn Stream
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Ninja Ditches Twitch, Will Exclusively Stream On Microsoft’s Mixer
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27 Top Twitch Streamers Host Amazon Prime Shopping Stream ‘Twitch Sells Out’
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“Old Town Road” Artist Lil Nas X To Headline TwitchCon’s Community Party
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Twitch Suing 100 Users Who Spammed ‘Artifact’ Game Category With Pornographic And Violent Content
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Viewership On Twitch And YouTube Live Was Booming In Record-Breaking First Quarter
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Insights: Critical Role’s Record $7.7 Million Kickstarter Shows Social Media Can Still Be Chaotic Good Fun
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‘The Washington Post’ Streamed Michael Cohen’s Testimony On Twitch — With Emojis And Memes Aplenty
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