Caffeine, a streaming platform that predominantly operates in the gaming sphere -- and thus serves as a competitor to the likes of Twitch, Mixer, YouTube Gaming, and Facebook Gaming -- has inked a partnership with rapper Drake.
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Facebook Says Live Streams Have Increased 50% This Month, Will Expand ‘Stars’ Monetization To Musicians, More
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Drake Signs Multiyear Content Pact With Livestreaming Platform Caffeine
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China’s New Digital Stars Are Construction Vehicles–And They Have 40 Million Viewers
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Japanese Hotel Charges Guests $1 If They Agree To Stream Their Stays For 24 Hours
A hotel in Japan is garnering international headlines for its savvy -- though decidedly creepy -- digital marketing strategy: the Asahi Ryokan hotel offers guests a $1 stay if they agree to a 24-hour live stream of their experience on YouTube.
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Reddit Piloting New ‘RPAN’ Livestreaming Feature Over The Next Five Days
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Who Won The PewDiePie And T-Series YouTube Subscriber Battle? The Two Canadian Teens Behind FlareTV.
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Periscope Adds Audio-Only Option So Creators Can Stream Off-Camera
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Twitch Is Approaching Top YouTube Stars With Exclusive Livestreaming Deals Potentially Worth Millions (Report)
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YouTube To Stream Coachella For Eighth Year, Including Headliner Beyoncé
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Livestreaming Ecommerce Platform Talkshoplive Wants To Democratize The Home Shopping Experience
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YouTube Simplifies Livestreaming Process From Computers, Webcams, And Android Camera Apps
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