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2020
Twitch announces Stream Aid 2020 charity livestream
Twitch announced Stream Aid 2020, a planned livestream event scheduled for March 28, 2020, to support the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. The event was to feature performances, gaming tournaments and streaming, with donations directed to the fund.
2020
Comscore and Twitch announce audience-measurement partnership
Comscore announced a partnership with Twitch to measure video-streaming activity and audience-viewing metrics across Twitch. The service is going live in the United States and Canada, with expansion to additional markets planned.
2020
Twitch reinstates suspended streamers after false copyright notice
Twitch said a third-party copyright notice was false, reinstated the affected streamers' accounts, removed related strikes, and said its investigation into who submitted the notices continued.
2020
Twitch announces Streamer Bowl Fortnite tournament
Twitch announced a Twitch Rivals Fortnite pro-am tournament called the Streamer Bowl, planned for January 30. The 16 teams were to compete for a $500,000 prize to be donated to the winning team's charity of choice.
2019
Russian court blocked Twitch from streaming Premier League broadcasts
A Russian court blocked Twitch from streaming television programs of the Premier League, amid a dispute over alleged unauthorized broadcasts and exclusive rights.
2019
Court temporarily suspended EPL streams on Twitch
The Moscow City Court ordered a temporary suspension of English Premier League streams on Twitch after Rambler's lawsuit came to light.
2019
Rambler Group files copyright lawsuit against Twitch
Rambler Group filed a copyright lawsuit in Moscow City Court against Twitch over broadcasts of English Premier League football games. Rambler sought to halt distribution of the broadcasts and 180 billion rubles in compensation.
2019
Moscow court orders temporary suspension of Twitch EPL streams
A Moscow City Court spokesperson said the court ordered a temporary suspension of English Premier League streams on Twitch as an interim protective measure, covering the 2019–2022 seasons.
2019
Corsodyl gamified gum-hygiene campaign on Twitch
Corsodyl worked with Twitch on a retro 8-bit game commercial promoting gum care and Corsodyl toothpaste.
2019
Twitch publicly launches Twitch Studio
Twitch publicly launched Twitch Studio, new software designed to help new streamers get started broadcasting.
2019
Twitch publicly launches Twitch Studio beta
Twitch made Twitch Studio, its broadcasting software for streamers, available in beta to Windows users.
2019
Twitch announces Steve Ford to lead its Asia-Pacific sales team and new Sydney team
Twitch announced its first in-house commercial team for Australia, based in Sydney and headed by VP of international sales Steve Ford.
2019
Twitch apologizes over livestream of Germany shooting
Twitch apologized for a livestream of the Germany shooting and said it has a zero-tolerance policy against hateful conduct and takes acts of violence extremely seriously.
2019
Twitch reveals brand and platform redesign
Twitch revealed a redesign of its branding and platform, including a brighter purple palette, a new font, and changes to the video player and chat.
2019
Twitch launches its first official brand campaign
Twitch said it was launching its first official brand campaign, titled “You're Already One Of Us,” with teaser videos featuring Eric Andre expected in the coming weeks.
2019
Twitch announces platform feature updates
Twitch announced planned platform updates, including Twitch Studio, a redesigned Creator Dashboard and Channel Page, Channel Points, Mod View, subscriptions on iOS, and changes to the ads experience. The article gives future rollout dates for several features; it does not report that those rollouts have already occurred.
2019
Rambler sued Twitch over English Premier League streams
Rambler sought damages and a ban on Twitch in a lawsuit over broadcasts of English Premier League matches that Rambler described as pirated. Twitch's lawyer called the case unfounded.