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Microsoft (MSFT) showed stellar results in its fiscal fourth-quarter 2019 (the quarter ended in June 2019) earnings. The software maker …

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On Aug. 11, Fortnitestreamer Tyler Ninja Blevins gave away his number to fans via Twitter. In a video attached to …

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Ninja, the streamer who recently shook the streaming industry with his decision to leave Twitch and work exclusively with Microsofts …

Throughout the past week, all eyes in the gaming world have been on mega-popular videogame streamer Ninja, after he announced …

NinjaMixerTyler “Ninja” Blevins made a waves, specifically, a tidal wave, when he announced he was leaving Twitch, Amazon’s service with 72% streaming market share, to go to Mixer, hovering around 3%. Mixer is own by Microsoft, and there are (very unconfirmed) rumblings that this deal might be pro sports level, as in $30-50 million over…

Time celebrates its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, in New YorkReutersTyler “Ninja” Blevins is the world’s most popular professional gamer, and he recently signed an exclusive deal with Microsoft’s streaming platform Mixer.Ninja saw his career skyrocket in 2018 thanks to “Fortnite,” the free-to-play game that has attracted more than…

Ryan Hadji Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins had to contend with some vocal hecklers during his first stream on Mixer – with one, in particular, labelling him a “sellout.”  Ninja shocked the world on August 1 when he revealed that he was cutting his ties with Twitch after 8 years on the platform and making the switch…

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins — the Fortnite livestreamer and all-around entertainer — had his first exclusive broadcast on Microsoft’s Mixer platform; in the moments before his broadcast officially began, the number of people watching his stream crossed 50,000 and 60,000 people to land, in its first moments, somewhere around 76,000 sets of eyes. (It grew to…

Yesterday’s news that Tyler “Ninja” Blevins is leaving Twitch, the livestreaming platform that made him famous during the height of Fortnite’s popularity, came as a shock to the gaming community. Twitch went out of its way to market the neon-haired star, once even angering other streamers because the platform decided to advertise Blevins on other…