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Twitch is changing its subscription revenue share. The company says it will only impact about 10% of streamers.
Last Wednesday live streaming service Twitch was hacked, leaking a 125GB torrent including creator payout data.
Parler returns to the App Store, Twitch drops subscription prices, and Uber and Lyft will provide free rides to COVID-19 vaccine sites in a
Chargebee raises $125M, Twitch purges 7.5M bot accounts, AP builds local news collective.
Amazon sells prescription drugs with 2-day delivery, Michigan Lottery sells Powerball subscriptions, and Target stops its subscription plan.
Last week, Amazon posted its third quarter financial results, including net sales of $96.1 billion, a 37% increase year-over-year.
fuboTV preps for a $150M IPO, Twitch launches a library of 1M licensed songs for streamers and 11% of Americans have subscribed to Walmart+.
Reddit co-founder resigns from board, calling for a Black successor; DocuSign benefits from social distancing and remote work; and The Athletic lays off 46.
Five on Friday, April 3, 2020: video subscriptions, coronavirus ad-blocking, monetizing livestreams.
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