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We watched almost 7.5 billion hours of live streaming content in the last three months, up 92% from last year. Amazingly, just one company owns a massive 91.1% share of all the hours streamed: the Amazon-owned Twitch.
So Twitch is definitely the 900-pound gorilla of the live-streaming category.
Or it is it?
This story is published on Forbes here:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2020/10/07/livestreaming-youtube-facebook-destroy-twitch-in-at-least-one-critical-category/
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We watched almost 7.5 billion hours of live streaming content in the last three months, up 92% from last year. Amazingly, just one company owns a massive 91.1% share of all the hours streamed: the Amazon-owned Twitch.
So Twitch is definitely the 900-pound gorilla of the live-streaming category.
Or it is it?
This story is published on Forbes here:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2020/10/07/livestreaming-youtube-facebook-destroy-twitch-in-at-least-one-critical-category/
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