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Twitch is expanding its Partner Plus programme to allow more streamers to benefit from its higher revenue share. The pr…

The platform will eliminate caps on the premiere 70/30 revenue split, but streamers depending on the Prime Gaming sub payouts can expect to make less.

Twitch is revamping its payout models. Streamers will typically earn less from each Prime subscription, but many small- and mid-range creators will benefit from improved revenue-sharing elsewhere.

Twitch is introducing a new tier to its Plus program, in addition to lifting the $100,000 cap, to make premium revenue sharing more accessible.

North West-based Daisy Communications has reported above expected turnover and profits.

In another cutback, Twitch lays off 500 people, 35% of staff - SiliconANGLE

David Stokes, IBM explores the importance of AI and ecosystem partnerships in South Africa and how working to promote responsible AI use.

Twitch has had a tense year, in part due to community backlash over policy changes that affect the way creators can monetize their content.  Last year, In an interview, Twitch's chief monetization officer Mike Minton talked about the unpopular policy changes, supporting smaller creators and mending Twitch's relationship with its community.

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UPDATE - As of 10/1/2023, the Partner Plus program is live! In an effort to make qualifying for the Partner Plus program and its 70/30 net revenue share quicker for our streamers, and to better recognize deeper support from your community, we are excited to announce that Tier 2 and Tier 3 subs will be weighted more heavily towards the monthly criteria, which will now be measured by Partner Plus points. Instead of all sub tiers counting as 1 individual sub purchase, Tier 1 will still be...