Twitch Confronts Crisis as Streamers Accuse Each Other of Assault and Misconduct
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Twitch CEO Dan Clancy admitted the company failed in both preventing and responding to a streamer assault at TwitchCon, apologized to Emiru, and announced a comprehensive review of event security and safety protocols to improve future incidents.
- Twitch CEO admits it "failed" after TwitchCon streamer assault, "both in allowing it to occur, and in our response" Eurogamer
- Emiru explosively accuses Mizkif of sexual assault and blackmail days after TwitchCon incident Times of India
- Twitch streamer Emiru accuses Mizkif of sexual assault, abuse, stalking, and harassment following TwitchCo The Economic Times
- Twitch faces backlash after popular streamer Emiru says she was assaulted at TwitchCon NBC News
- Twitch CEO Dan Clancy apologizes for TwitchCon assault of Emiru and his interview comments on the incident: 'We failed, both in allowing it to occur, and in our response following' PC Gamer
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