If you haven’t been living under a rock for the last few years, you’ll know that video game streamers are big business. What was once the domain of spotty teenage boys has now exploded into a multi-bi
How Logic left his rap career to become a pro streamer on Twitch
Logic’s seven-figure contract at Twitch proves that no celebrity or performing artist is above the methods of live-streaming and community connection.
20 years later: How the Napster lawsuit gave rise to streaming
Seldom talked about anymore, it’s because of Napster that we consume music the way we do today.
Pandemic Resistance: 5 Films to stream on Class Struggle
As the pandemic continues to exacerbate the difficulties of class struggle. Bernie, the champion of the working class and poor suspends his 2020 presidential campaign after raising over $2 million for
Music festival canceled? These LIVE streams will hold you down
With the spread of COVID-19 and social distancing requirements at six feet, plenty of gatherings have been postponed and then canceled. Several of these gatherings are concerts and festivals that were
How Ninja is bossing up his gaming career by leaving Twitch for Mixer
After the superstar in Ninja made the switch, all eyes are on other streamers to see if they will follow suit.
Say deuces to Netflix: Disney+ streaming service is $6.99 a month
So, is this the end of Netflix? Is Disney+ an appealing package? I mean, the Marvel superhero series is huge. That has to be a draw, right?
Streaming Loyalty: Does Netflix still reign supreme?
Netflix reached peak popularity with “Netflix & Chill” becoming a regular part of our social lives. But can Netflix keep up as new streaming competitors look to knock them off the throne? Apple re
Can streaming services fully replace movie theaters? An investigation
Global subscription revenue is expected to top $46 billion whilst the worldwide theatrical revenue is set to reach just under $40 billion.
Disney is launching a new streaming service that could change the game
Although I don’t know if “Disney and Chill” will have the same ring to it as its streaming predecessor, and if anything, it sounds kind of creepy.