Mark Zuckerberg is doing the most to rebrand himself as a cool guy. After getting memed on for most of his professional life, he's spent the last year growing out his once-objectively-terrible haircut, getting a little more sporty, and is willing to poke fun at himself: he recently called back to his tragic 2020 sunscreen face candid with a July 4 video of himself surfing pretty effortlessly while wearing a suit, drinking a beer, and holding up an American flag.
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The Kamala Harris campaign let viewers watch World of Warcraft and a Tim Walz rally at the same time
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Hey fellow teens, Zuck wants to stream video games, too
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Twitch clarifies dress code for VTubers
Twitch has clarified that VTubers like Ironmouse are subject to rules that address the attire creators are allowed to wear on stream.
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Twitch just added another path to become Partner. Will it let established streamers help up-and-comers?
Twitch's path to partnership is not an easy one. Any streamer who wants to become an official partner of the platform has to meet a strict set of requirements: Within one 30-day period, they have to stream on at least 12 different days, stream 25+ hours of content, and maintain an average of 75 viewers across all their live time.
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Ironmouse sets new Twitch sub record at 321,000
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Wait, Twitch licenses emojis?
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Twitch is finally bringing merged chats to multi-creator streams
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Twitch invites its community to drop into ‘The Glitch’ in ‘Fortnite’
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Twitch is giving streamers more control over when ads run and how much revenue they make
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Some big streamers are leaving YouTube for Twitch. Does data say that’s the right move?
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Twitch announces changes after its new “drop-ins” threaten to reveal VTuber identities
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Kamala Harris kicks off Twitch channel with DNC speech stream
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