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Responding to outrage over Twitch's 30/70 fee split, an executive says Amazon expects the service to be “a sustainable, viable long-term business”

Typically the big, pandemic-delayed return of Twitch's annual TwitchCon gathering in San Diego would be cause for celebration.

Washington Post Nathan Grayson

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  • @vahn16 Nathan Grayson on x
    NEW: I asked twitch's head of monetization what streamers have been wondering for weeks: why can't amazon, one of the wealthiest companies in the world, foot the bill for a 70/30 rev split? his answer was not exactly satisfying, and he admitted as much https://www.washingtonpost.…
  • @launcherwp @launcherwp on x
    Why can't Amazon foot the bill to help Twitch pay streamers better? “The reality is,” Twitch's VP of monetization told The Washington Post, “as an Amazon-owned company, we have the same expectation as the rest of the Amazon ecosystem.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...