Partly responsible for a massive change in the industry (including the emergence of eSports and a change in the way people learn about games), game streaming service Twitch commands a large audience ...

Twitch has a clear message to streamers: don't play songs that you don't have the rights to use. In a blog post, the service shed some more light on the huge uptick in music-related copyright claims ...

Video-game streaming service says it will cut the volume on 30-minute blocks of video when unauthorized audio content is detected. Steven Musil is the night news editor at CNET News. He's been hooked ...

Twitch users now need to be more vigilant about the music they play while making gameplay videos. Starting today, Twitch is now scanning videos for unauthorized third-party audio — in-game and ambient ...

Regular viewers of streams on Twitch and YouTube will occasionally notice drops in audio in their favorite videos. It’s (usually) not a technical issue. It means those broadcasters played copyrighted ...

The gaming platform Twitch, which has had no shortage of music-copyright problems in recent months, cut off the audio for Metallica’s BlizzCon performance Friday due to legal concerns, replacing it ...