An overview of articles, aimed at gamers who are getting started with their channel and can use some tips and tricks.
Now that most gamers have even more time to play during COVID 19, they are constantly looking for new games and new ways to play. Of course, it’s boring to have to play the same game all the time. That’s why the trend of sim racing has increased even more during this period and more … Read more
The photo sharing app Instagram has recently passed Facebook becoming the most popular social media platform. Instagram currently has more than 1 billion monthly active users, and more than 500 million daily users. Something that most users might not realize, is that the use of video is becoming significantly more important on Instagram, hence the … Read more
Facebook Gaming is a gaming and streaming platform built by Facebook where gamers all around the world can show other people how they play computer games. In other words: they can live stream for others. What is live streaming? Live streaming is broadcasting video to an audience, showing them how you do things – in … Read more
Youtube Live is a streaming platform built by Youtube – and so ultimately Google – where people from all around the world can broadcast how they execute various activities, going from live streaming events to gaming. What is Youtube? Youtube is a free video-sharing service where people can watch, share, comment, and upload their videos … Read more
DLive is the first streaming network built on top of the Lino blockchain. It launched in December 2017 and the biggest selling point for using DLive is that they aren’t taking a cut of streamers’ earnings. Who’s currently using DLive? There aren’t any official numbers out there, but rumours are mentioning about 3 million monthly … Read more
Thirteen is a number that in many cultures and throughout history brings a lot of doom, and for a few; bad luck. For us – content creators – it also seems to be an unlucky number filled with doom and troubles. On the 26th of March, 2019, the European Parliament voted to approve an European … Read more
Web companies like Twitch strive to tailor their content to their visitors’ personal tastes, with adangerous unintended consequence: We get trapped in a “filter bubble” and don’t get exposed to information that could challenge or broaden our worldview.