Does Amazon's Twitch have a Twitch problem? Or a livestreaming problem?

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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, pictured here in 2018, became one of the best-known streamers as the format's popularity exploded.

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YouTuber Transforms Car Into the Ultimate Bubble Machine

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A red car with a DIY bubble making machine mounted on top creating a large bubble

One of MrBeast's oldest friends quit his operation in a scandal. It could hurt him too.

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MrBeast's friend Ava Tyson (right) has been accused of messaging a minor when she was 20.

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A millennial who's been looking for a job for over 4 years says his degrees have offered little value: 'I can't get anything even at minimum wage'

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Roland Hesmondhalgh has been struggling to find a job since 2020.

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This Doom-Playing Fleshlight Buzzes With Delight Every Time You Kill a Demon

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Aaron Christophel's Video on a fleshlight playing Doom

The device's satisfyingly clicky buttons appear to work well with the classic FPS.

Viral TikTok Home Inspector Goes to War With Humiliated Builders

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Cy Porter leans on a concrete wall that gives way.

CyFy Home Inspections built a business by calling out poorly constructed houses online. Now a construction company is trying to shut him up.

MrBeast is prepping us for his presidential run in 2036

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There's a reason AI firms can barely conceal their contempt for the creative industry

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OpenAI's Sora product.
Columbia University marketing professor Olivier Toubia told BI that AI companies and creatives are locked in a zero-sum game as they battle for the same audiences.

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The 2 social media apps Gen Z and millennials can agree on

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Gen Z and millennials share some social media preferences.

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Parenting influencers in Illinois must now pay their children if they feature in videos. Experts say it's about time.

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Parenting influencers in Illinois now have to set aside 15% of their earnings for their kids (stock image.)

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