Twitch announced today that it will be launching a new affiliate program that seeks to encourage an expansion of support for non-partnered streamers who aim to make streaming a full-time employment ...

Twitch today announced a new way for small-time streamers to make money playing video games: a new tier of partnership called the Affiliate Program. Until now, the only way to make money directly from ...

Eligible non-partnered streamers will soon have the opportunity to make money streaming games on Twitch. Update: This post has been updated with a link to Twitch’s subscription tier announcement.

Twitch has continued to demonstrate their commitment to being the best place for content creators. This latest move, its new Affiliate Program, invites non-partnered qualifying creators to earn ...

Twitch added an affiliate program a few months ago, giving streamers a chance to make money by monetizing their streams. The company is now expanding that by giving affiliate streamers a 5 percent cut ...

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Twitch Partners get a lot of perks, including extra emotes, 60 days of past broadcast storage, financial support and the ability for fans to subscribe to their channels for $5, $10 or $25 per month.

You don't need to be a member of Twitch's exclusive group of Partnered streamers to start making money broadcasting on the service anymore. "Twitch will invite creators to join the program who fit the ...

The latter portion of Twitch’s 2020 has been characterized by two seismic shifts: a big push to make money off ads and deals, and creator-unfriendly capitulation to the music industry. The company’s ...

To date, only the roughly 17,000 Twitch Partners — the most popular video-game broadcasters on the site — have been able to monetize their channels. Now the Amazon-owned video service is launching a ...