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How to Get Started in Game Streaming: The Ultimate Guide - Vimarsana News

How to Get Started in Game Streaming: The Ultimate Guide

Want to join the legions of gamers streaming and commenting on video games for a live audience? Here's all the gear you'll need to get started with game streaming from a PC, plus plenty of helpful tips for setting it all up.

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Dutch regulator orders App Store changes, China's app numbers decline, 2021's new million-dollar publishers – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

Dutch regulator orders App Store changes, China's app numbers decline, 2021's new million-dollar publishers – TechCrunch

Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy.

TikTok accused of violating open-source license: Report - Vimarsana News

TikTok accused of violating open-source license: Report

Short video-making platform TikTok's latest video-production tool is violating open-source licenses, the media reported.

TikTok's new Live Studio app allegedly violates OBS' licensing policy - Vimarsana News

TikTok's new Live Studio app allegedly violates OBS' licensing policy

Reside Studio, TikTok’s new livestreaming app for Home windows, supposedly makes use of code from the free livestreaming program Open Broadcaster Software

TikTok's new Live Studio app allegedly violates OBS' licensing policy - Vimarsana News

TikTok's new Live Studio app allegedly violates OBS' licensing policy

TikTok has been accused of using code from Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) in its new livestreaming app, Live Studio. The platform allegedly is in violation of OBS’ licensing policy, as it doesn’t make its source code publicly available with the GNU General Public License (version 2).