Only a thousand people qualify for Twitch's Partner Plus program, which will give streamers 70% of subscription revenues, according to Streams Charts. Reading time 3 minutes Although Twitch’s new ...

Twitch, the popular live-streaming platform, has just announced a game-changing update: Affiliate streamers are now invited to join the elite Partner Program, paving the way for more creators to earn ...

Today, Twitch introduced its Partner Plus program. The initiative allows streamers to keep 70% of net revenue generated from subscriptions, provided they meet certain criteria. 70% of net sub revenues ...

Twitch’s mid-life platform crisis continues. After rolling out controversial new 50/50 revenue splits for top streamers last fall, the massively popular online gaming hangout is now announcing a new ...

The controversy and general community disappointment with Twitch for its Partner Plus program can be felt all across the Internet, with what seems to be an overwhelming vocal majority of streamers ...

Twitch has announced its Partner Plus program, which will introduce a new 70/30 revenue share in favour of streamers. In the post about the new program, Twitch chief monetisation officer Mike Minton ...

Twitch has updated its innovative Partner Plus program, giving live streamers a better chance of keeping up to 70% of their revenue. Earlier this summer, the popular live-streaming platform notified ...

Twitch is lifting its exclusivity agreement that prevented its partners from streaming on other services, the company said in an email to partners on Tuesday. Starting today, partners can now stream ...

Twitch’s new Partner Plus tier, which will grant qualifying streamers a 70/30 revenue split, has been hailed as a win for the platform’s community. But the program’s lofty requirements exclude the ...

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Twitch has lifted its exclusivity agreement and now allows partners to create live content for other platforms like YouTube and Facebook, NBC News has confirmed. Twitch partners, who must meet certain ...