LazarBeam, Muselk, and Valkyrae who have over 21 million subscribers combined just signed on. ... We're so excited to have them be a part of our global live streaming family.

The live-streaming market is currently led by Twitch with 61% of the share, with YouTube in a distant second at 28%, according to data from StreamElements and Arsenal.gg.

The 2022 match broke a Guinness World Record for the most-viewed charity sports match live stream on ... Manny, Max Fosh, Joe Weller, ChrisMD, Angry Ginge, JME, Niko, Lazarbeam, Kai Cenat ...

Credit: YouTube "Gaming on YouTube just had its best year yet. We saw over 35 million people upload a gaming video in 2019, we had live stream events like Fortnite 'The End,' where over 4 million ...

The stream, which has the goal of raising AUD$1 million, will run for 12 hours and kick off at 2 PM PST. Valkyrae's first stream will go live tomorrow, while YouTube didn't reveal any details ...

Although Twitch holds the lion's share of the live streaming market – accounting for 61% of hours spent watching streams in December 2019 – rival services are slowly loosening that hold ...

Twitch is once again losing some big-name streamers to YouTube. Lannan "LazarBeam" Eacott, Elliott "Muselk" Watkins and Rachell "Valkyrae" Hofstetter (above) have announced that they'll livestream ...

LazarBeam, with 12.3 million, and Muselk, with 8.1 million, are both prominent YouTube creators who have focused on Google’s platform. Valkyrae primarily streamed on Twitch, amassing almost a ...

Three of YouTube’s and gaming’s biggest stars, Jacksepticeye, LazarBeam, and DanTDM, appear in the new Ryan Reynolds movie Free Guy. They spoke to Polygon about the challenges of working with ...

Lannan Neville Eacott, the Australian gamer and YouTube creator known as LazarBeam, has signed an ad sales deal with Studio71. LazarBeam, Gaming YouTube Creator, Signs Ad Deal With Studio71 ...