Creative Artists Agency (CAA) is expanding its reach into the gaming influencer space. The talent agency, which has long repped video game developers and publishers like Respawn and Obsidian, has signed its first-ever gamer creators.
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Creators Going Pro: StoneMountain64 And Snoopeh Learned The Livestreaming Business The Hard Way. Now, Their Creator Incubation Company Pipeline Ensures Others Don’t Have To.
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CAA Signs First Gamers, Facebook Star StoneMountain64 And ‘Fortnite’ Pro Nick Eh 30
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Facebook Game Streamers Can Now Get Tips Through Mobile Apps
Facebook Live recently started letting viewers tip gaming live streamers through both its Android and iOS apps, a few months after the company announced its Gaming Creator Pilot Program.
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Facebook To Start Paying Select Gamers As Part Of New Creator Program
The dozens of creators in the program (so far) will be able to monetize via direct payments tendered by fans, as well as stream in 1080p/60fps.
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