Pro Sports Leagues Are Chasing Gen Z Where It Plays
Here’s what sports marketers are doing to win back a lost generation and save the future of fandom. Read the article here.
Here’s what sports marketers are doing to win back a lost generation and save the future of fandom. Read the article here.
Twitch is more popular than ever, sustaining and growing its audiences even after a circumstantial, COVID-inspired spike in viewership during 2020. Read the article here.
The United States military needs to attract Gen Z, the oldest of whom are now in their late teens and early 20s, so members of the Army and Navy have been meeting their target audience where they live: The video game livestreaming platform Twitch. Read the article here.
Amazon rebranded a video game-related benefit for Prime members on Monday, renaming Twitch Prime to Prime Gaming. Read the article here.
Streamers are ranked by total number of hours watched. Read the rankings here.
Gamers with the Army, Navy, and Air Force are spending hours on Twitch with children as young as 13. Read the article here.
Twitch and YouTube don’t have much competition when it comes to streaming platforms for the gaming community, but Facebook wants to change that with a new dedicated mobile gaming app. Read the article here.
Video game players have been stereotypically depicted as loners — but during the current pandemic, video games are evolving into a solid social media force. Read the article here.
Pro video game streamers are used to spending their days in isolation. And a huge new audience is at home to watch them play. Read the article here.
Online gaming community content publisher Twitch is poised to top 40 million U.S. users, according to new estimates released this morning by eMarketer. Read the article here.