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Read More »YouTuber raises $340K for UK transgender charity with Donkey Kong marathon
Machinima sets all YouTube videos to private and says it has ‘pivoted from legacy channels’
"Machinima was a special place filled with amazing people"
Read More »Twitch growth stalls as streamers turn to YouTube and Facebook
"There is a lot of exciting growth [...] for the live streaming industry as a whole"
Read More »Fortnite streamer Ninja earned almost $10 million in 2018
"You have to be there all the time"
Read More »YouTube Gaming celebrates ‘biggest year yet’ as viewers tune in to 50 billion hours of gaming in 2018
"We’re starting to see mobile games being watched much more often"
Read More »Video – DanTDM, Ali-A & Legends of Gaming: Adam Savage explains how he carved out a live niche with top talent
Every month, Under the Influence showcases influencer talent. This month, we talk to Adam Savage
Read More »Video: CodeNamePizza on working with Activision on Call of Duty content and exploring more genres
Every month, Under the Influence showcases influencer talent. This month, we talk to CodeNamePizza
Read More »YouTube and FACEIT team up for ECS season 4 final rewards
FACEIT and YouTube have partnered up to offer viewers the chance to win Loot Drops while watching livestreams on YouTube Gaming, starting with the Esports Championship Series season four finals. These Loot Drops contain FACEIT Points rather than the more traditional CS:GO skins you might see watching events on Twitch, …
Read More »YouTube to be pulled from Amazon Fire TV
Google is blocking access to YouTube on two Amazon devices. The company has announced that YouTube access for both Fire TV and Echo Show owners will be halted on January 1st. The news comes as tensions between Google and Amazon escalate. The precise reasons behind the disagreement vary by report, …
Read More »YouTube faces new advertiser exodus
Leading video platform YouTube has found itself yet again suffering a wave of advertiser unrest. The Guardian reports that companies such as Cadbury, Mars, Lidl and Adidas have pulled advertising from the site amid concerns about troubling comments left on videos featuring children. Some of these are explicit and some …
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