In other YouTube news, the video platform is levelling up its esports efforts and gaining on Twitch. Monthly active streamers on YouTube Gaming grew by 343% last year, while Twitch’s grew 197%—according to StreamLabs. However, YouTube has a long ways to go to challenge Twitch’s dominance over esports streaming. In the fourth quarter of 2017, Twitch saw 27,000 concurrent streamers compared to YouTube Gaming’s 7,000. And though YouTube and Twitch are leading the way, there are plenty of other players making gains in the space, like Facebook, Periscope, and Microsoft. (TechCrunch)
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