Devin Nash
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The Looming DMCA Problem on Twitch

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March 10, 2020

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Coming soon to a Twitch stream near you is an inevitable battle around DMCA. DMCA is a problem that's plagued Youtube for years, but gone mostly unnoticed on Twitch. This is exclusively because of the size difference between the two platforms. As Twitch grows, and Twitch streamers become more famous, DMCA is quickly becoming a problem we see in every day media. It will get worse before it gets better. Streamers will continue getting banned on Twitch.

We will see an uptick in DMCA cases on Twitch and this has already effected streamers like Destiny, Hasanabi, David Pakman, and more. This is an issue that will deeply effect broadcasters going forward, as an enormous amount of DMCA content is streamed on Twitch. In this video I explain this is less a problem for music and much more for people streaming full video.

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