She was viewed almost as many hours as pokimane and SadDummy combined last month
As former staffers pointed out, the list is five years out of date at this point
The reasons for her bans are unknown, but she won't be hurting financially
After months of widespread harassment, Twitch finally fires back
Just this week, DrLupo and TimTheTatman jumped ship for more lucrative waters
The community needs better tools and support against hate raids
Amouranth is the most-watched woman on Twitch, for better and worse
This extension could be a lifesaver for Twitch streamers facing bans
Snoop Dogg was too busy streaming Madden to notice viewers' panicked emotes
The OfflineTV Rust streamer server is back and Blood God-ier than ever
Pokimane, xQc, and other Twitch streamers hinge their brands on very different kinds of perceived authenticity
Long-awaited tags on the Amazon-owned platform have allowed streamers to find community, but also harassers
Sarah Perkins, daughter of Twitch streamer Mikey Perkins, has safely returned home
Gambling sponsorships mean big money for streamers, but it's come at a price
Amouranth and Indiefoxx have gotten punished, but the category is booming
Innersloth pulled in millions of players, but success was a double-edged sword
Facebook has made no secret of its desire to lure streamers over from Twitch’s saturated pastures. Its latest salvo in the streaming wars? Full subscription profits for streamers for the next two years. Facebook Gaming partnerships manager Josh Maresca made the announcement today on Twitter “We’re doubling down on creators,” he wrote. “Facebook has waived…
If there’s anything to be learned from being on the internet, it’s that things are always more complicated than they seem…on the internet. Yesterday evening, this played out in real time between two hugely popular streamers. It began with leftist streamer Hasan Piker browsing r/Livestreamfail—a Twitch-focused subreddit that streamers often mine for react-style content—and coming…
At this point, there are more parody hot tub streams on Twitch than actual hot tub streams—so much so that one now holds the distinction of being the most viewed hot tub stream of all time. Credit where credit’s due, though: Minecraft megastar George “GeorgeNotFound’’ Davidson at least went out of his way to make…
Turns out, people like butts. Per data compiled by analytics site Streams Charts, the most viewed Twitch clip of the entire month of May was a single shot from the stream of adult film actress and Twitch broadcaster Mia Malkova. She stood up in a tub, facing away from the camera. It would be hard…
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