The YouTube portion of Google’s new deal with Activision Blizzard--which gives it exclusive rights to livestream matches from Overwatch League, Call of Duty League, and Hearthstone Esports--will cost Google $160 million over the next three years, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Google Reportedly Paying Activision Blizzard $160 Million For YouTube’s Exclusive Livestreaming Rights
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Activision Blizzard And YouTube Execs Say Rewards Are Coming For Viewers Of Overwatch, Call Of Duty Leagues
When Google and Activision Blizzard announced their major multiyear partnership last week, that announcement was curiously free of one thing: carrots.
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YouTube’s Call Of Duty League Livestream Peaks At 102K Viewers, With Related Videos Bringing 4+ Million Views
Google and video game publisher Activision Blizzard kicked off their multiyear partnership this past weekend with YouTube Gaming exclusively airing the first season launch of Call of Duty League—and the event peaked at just over 102,000 concurrent viewers.
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