PewDiePie signs a deal with YouTube for live-streaming

 

Felix Kjellberg, the YouTuber also called PewDiePie, has marked an elite live-real time manage YouTube. The move comes precisely one year after Kjellberg declared that he was streaming only on DLive, a little blockchain-based live-streaming site. 

As per the official statement, Kjellberg is eager to go to his home fields. "Live streaming is something I'm zeroing in a ton on in 2020 and past, so to have the option to band together with YouTube and be at the bleeding edge of new item includes is unique and energizing for the future," he said. 

Kjellberg's securing is the most recent large name joining YouTube for live-web based; as of late, the stage has been tossing its weight (and cash!) around to get select arrangements with streaming stars like CouRage, Typical Gamer, and Valkyrae. Kjellberg's move was to some degree unsurprising; I just can't help thinking about how much the arrangement was worth. Clearly, YouTube isn't the lone stage gobbling up decorations — Mixer, Twitch, and Facebook have gotten in the game as well.