The issue of not being able to broadcast from different platforms, which has plagued the publishers who have long made a deal with Twitch, has finally been solved today. Twitch lived up to the expectation sparked in recent months in the announcement it shared today, offering its Twitch partners on various channels such as YouTube and Facebook. also offered the right to broadcast on platforms.

With the email that Twitch sends to the publishers, the publishers are no longer obliged to broadcast only on Twitch. Publishers can now broadcast on any platform they want. But ‘In some casesTwitch will also be given the right to restrict broadcasters on certain points.

It is not possible to stream simultaneously with Twitch on YouTube and Facebook:

Twitch emailed publishers, “As of today, you can create live content on other platforms.It started with ”. The platform acknowledged that publishers use different platforms to connect with their followers. There was an important requirement for broadcasters to broadcast on different platforms: Broadcasts cannot be opened at the same time as broadcasts on Twitch. But here too there will be some flexibility and limitations.

Broadcasters are streaming Twitch streams It will not be able to broadcast simultaneously on platforms such as YouTube and Facebook. But according to the statement, publishers On platforms like TikTok and Instagram Live At the same time, he can share his broadcasts on Twitch.

It is unknown when Twitch will bring the other expected edits:

In recent months, with the regulation made today, some other adjustments will also be made. had been claimed. These regulations were listed as follows:

• Publishers can place more ads.
• Income deduction for subscriptions with top publishers will be reduced from 70%/30% to 50%/50%.
• A new tier system will be introduced for subscriptions and criteria will be determined for access to tiers (details not provided).

It is not yet known when Twitch will make these regulations go into effect.