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YouTube Gaming

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17 articles stable

YouTube Gaming has appeared in 17 articles since 2015-06. Coverage peaked in 2015Q2 with 3 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Twitch, YouTube, TechCrunch, Google.

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Coverage Timeline

2018-09-19
TechCrunch 22 related

YouTube announces it will shut down its standalone Gaming app and launches a new YouTube Gaming destination at youtube.com/gaming, first coming to the US

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch :

2018-01-31
TechCrunch 2 related

Game broadcasting platform Caffeine, founded by two ex-Apple designers, raised $46M across two rounds led by Greylock in 2016 and a16z in 2017

A team of ex-Apple engineers and execs is taking on Amazon-owned Twitch and Google's YouTube Gaming with today's official launch of a new social broadcasting platform, Caffeine.

2017-09-20
TechCrunch 9 related

YouTube discontinues paid channels initiative and makes $4.99 sponsorship model available to all YouTube Gaming creators and some others via main YouTube app

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch :

2017-05-25
CNBC 19 related

Microsoft rebrands Beam as Mixer, adds mobile live streaming, and “co-streaming” to enable four gamers to combine their live streams in a split-screen view

- Google's YouTube Gaming app has had mobile game streaming since 2015, and now Microsoft's competing app is getting that feature.

2016-03-11
TechCrunch 4 related

YouTube Gaming expands to several new markets, adds 60fps playback, DVR mode, and pop-out player support to Android

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch :

2016-03-10
TechCrunch 6 related

YouTube Gaming expands to several new markets, adds 60fps playback, DVR mode, and pop-out player support to Android

YouTube Gaming expands to new markets, improves its browsing and viewing experience on mobile  —  YouTube Gaming, the video network's dedicated application for streaming …

2015-10-16
TechCrunch 15 related

YouTube Gaming adds ability to broadcast gameplay and facecam video from Android and launches $4 monthly sponsorships, but ads remain

Romain Dillet / TechCrunch :

2015-08-30
The Verge 4 related

Hands-on with YouTube Gaming: effective for finding and viewing YouTube's existing gaming content, but it must attract big live audiences to compete with Twitch

YouTube Gaming is a great reminder of everything YouTube already does  —  YouTube is already a big player in live video.

2015-08-26
Ars Technica 39 related

YouTube Gaming launches Wednesday on iOS, Android, and web to compete with Twitch

Ron Amadeo / Ars Technica :

2015-06-16
Ars Technica 1 related

Hands-on with YouTube Gaming—Google built itself a Twitch killer

A slick interface, huge user base, and tons of content should have Twitch worried.  —  NEW YORK—YouTube Gaming is coming!  YouTube's Twitch Killer was announced on Friday, so we stopped by the YouTube...

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TEXXR tracks 17 Techmeme articles mentioning YouTube Gaming, dating back to June 2015. The biggest stories include Google will take on Amazon's Twitch by launching YouTube Gaming, an app and website for... and Google will take on Amazon's Twitch by launching YouTube Gaming, an app and website for.... Frequently covered alongside Twitch, YouTube, Sarah Perez, TechCrunch, and Android.

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