Twitch Backtracks on Controversial Ad Changes and Bans.

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Twitch has abandoned its proposed branded content guidelines that would have limited the use of sponsorships and branded logos on the platform. The guidelines were met with backlash from content creators who rely on sponsorships as a main source of revenue. Twitch has now removed the guidelines and stated that it will not prevent streamers from entering into direct relationships with sponsors. This comes after a series of misfires and bad press for Twitch, including a deepfake porn scandal and an ongoing exodus of top talent.
- Twitch Abandons Bad Ad Changes After Streamer Freak Out Kotaku
- Twitch bans stream sponsor overlays, and “I’ve never seen creators so pissed” Ars Technica
- Twitch apologises as streamers leave after adverts row BBC
- Critical Role: Could Twitch's New Guidelines MAJORLY Hurt the Actual Play? CBR - Comic Book Resources
- Twitch TOS update bans everyone from multi-streaming on “Twitch-like” platforms Dexerto
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