Twitch is changing its revenue split for top earners
Twitch is phasing out the 70/30 revenue share split and nobody likes it.
Twitch is phasing out the 70/30 revenue share split and nobody likes it.
The decision comes after pressure mounted online following recent scams by a Twitch streamer to fund their gambling addiction.
Twitch has changed its exclusivity policy for partnered content creators, allowing them to stream on other platforms.
Twitch is making it easier for streamers to cut serial harassers off at the pass.
Twitch is switching from a CPM based model to a percentage-based revenue share model and claims creators will earn more.
The tools include subscriptions, custom emotes and sub-only chat, just like Twitch.
A report from Bloomberg reveals that Twitch is kicking around ideas that could see the platform’s top streamers earning less and running more advertising.
Twitch says it doesn’t have a misinformation problem but it doesn’t want one either.
While this sounds good in practice, Twitch streamers have criticised the platform for not listening.
If you want to bring The Wheel of Time to Aeternum you’re going to need to watch many hours of New World Twitch streams.
Suspicious User Detection won’t ban users automatically but it should help creators identify users who evade bans.
With a distinct lack of streaming on the console, Twitch releases on Switch.