Owner of live streaming platform Amazonespecially YouTube Compared to a huge competitor such as from Twitch He cannot earn income on the scale he wants. This may mean that the commissions that Twitch pays to its publishers may be deducted.
According to a new report from Bloomberg financials on Twitch not at the desired level. Deduction from money paid to broadcast partners In addition to the idea of being made, popular accounts are also on the table. The company is considering paying less in exchange for greater collaboration with popular accounts to increase its earnings.
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According to Bloomberg’s report New pay period for Twitch starting. Among the options being considered is reducing the premium publishers’ pay for subscriptions from 70 percent to 50 percent. Twitch also has different odds and requirements various layers of partnership can also offer.
Publishers to share more ads Twitch still does not want publishers to flee to different platforms. Published on an hourly basis $100 for 2 minutes of ads It seems that the advertising policy of the platform, which is stated to be able to pay, will completely change.
The report says the revenue cut from subscriptions can apply to all publishers, not just top publishers. However, the company could lift the restrictions to soften this blow to publishers and YouTube It was claimed that it will allow it to broadcast on platforms such as
The sources stressed that these plans are still not finalized, but that some of the cuts that have the potential to be implemented may come into effect from the summer term.
live stream producer It is difficult to earn a steady income as a publisher, but who want to make more money through publishers. Working with Twitch seems even more difficult. It should be noted, however, that the company declined to comment on the cut claims.
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