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RE: YouTube is Dying and I've Got the Data to Prove It. | Q1 '18 Streaming Platform Report

in #dlive7 years ago

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I never claimed that services that focus on streaming aren't growing

You said in your first comment:

Also, never understand post where people get off on services "dying" just because their "big," instead of showing post about alt-services rising...
Oh that's right, because they aren't showing massive growth.

I guess I assumed that to mean you thought those services weren't growing. But, W.E. Let's chuck that up to text being difficult to convey ideas sometimes.
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So you admit making a clickbait title that isn't relevant.

I wouldn't say the title is irrelevant. YouTube is hurting in a big way. Losing 30% of creators is a huge decline. If this repeats, YouTube will be the smallest platform for live content by the end of this year. Additionally, being 120% behind the industry average is a huge deal, even if it's just 1 Quarter. If bitcoin was down 30% while every other crypto grew an average of 90%, don't you think people would be pronouncing bitcoin dead?

Lastly, can you post a source for YouTube's 2017 year growth? I can't find anything that suggests double the growth twitch had.

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You said in your first comment:

No, I didn't.

Lastly, can you post a source for YouTube's 2017 year growth?

https://blog.streamlabs.com/streamlabs-livestreaming-q4-report-tipping-reaches-100m-for-the-year-youtube-dominates-in-4bf450fae536