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Live streaming exists in an interesting space. While
Roblox was among the many socially-oriented apps and
The esports industry continues to grow in scope,
In the wake of Mixer shutting down, esports leagues signing exclusivity deals, and streamers partnering with or testing new live streaming sites, the platform wars have may have come alive once again. The recent news of Shroud, Dr Disrespect, and Ninja streaming on YouTube and Twitch have created massive interest in the streamers’ first sessions back with peak concurrency reaching over 500k viewers in some cases. While Twitch seems like the obvious choice for some, YouTube has slowly been chipping away at the margin between the two platform giants. Not only has YouTube been snatching talent, but the site’s live streaming has been able to steadily increase viewership. However, Twitch is still far and away the leader in terms of total hours watched. Will YouTube be able to catch up and leverage a one-stop-shop value proposition for both live streaming and VOD content?
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Live streaming exists in an interesting space. While
Roblox was among the many socially-oriented apps and
The esports industry continues to grow in scope,