EPTOn August 26 2014 08:27 ZodaSoda wrote:
will my stream be delivered by drone that is the question
will my stream be delivered by drone that is the question
Google would have delivered it with a robot
Amazon acquires Twitch.tv - Page 37
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Jett.Jack.Alvir
Canada2250 Posts
Google would have delivered it with a robot | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
Google are scared of being labelled as monopolizing a market, and the opposition of the takeover has not been positive. | ||
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ControlMonkey
Australia3109 Posts
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On August 26 2014 09:48 ControlMonkey wrote: Sure, but only Google has been as aggressive about it, and it was the first thing done, even before the takeover was officially announced.The muting of copyrighted music is about twitch limiting their liability. Any company in this space has to deal with it if they are going to be grow. | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On August 26 2014 09:43 Dracolich70 wrote: I think Google are just using Amazon as a middleman. The whole approach reeks Google all over it. From the closing of JustinTV to the muting of copyright material. This is part of Amazons new middleman service. Google are scared of being labelled as monopolizing a market, and the opposition of the takeover has not been positive. The odd thing about Google being the buyer and Twitch doing all the copyright stuff is that Google already has all that technology. It doesn't make sense to force Twitch to do it BEFORE being acquired, it would just be a massive waste of resources. | ||
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On August 26 2014 09:56 aksfjh wrote: The muting is all part of Googles evolution technology of protecting copyright material, which was less than evolved on Youtube.The odd thing about Google being the buyer and Twitch doing all the copyright stuff is that Google already has all that technology. It doesn't make sense to force Twitch to do it BEFORE being acquired, it would just be a massive waste of resources. In a not very distant future all we use is being monitored. | ||
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HighdraL1sk
United States140 Posts
On August 26 2014 09:59 Dracolich70 wrote: The muting is all part of Googles evolution technology of protecting copyright material, which was less than evolved on Youtube. In a not very distant future all we use is being monitored. Que up Twilight Zone music. Does this mean Twitch and youtube wont work well together anymore? | ||
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On August 26 2014 10:08 HighdraL1sk wrote: I think they will work very well together, which is why Google bought Twitch using Amazon as a middleman.Que up Twilight Zone music. Does this mean Twitch and youtube wont work well together anymore? You guys can believe what you want. I am too old to swallow all I am been spoonfed. In fact I believe very little of it. | ||
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Zooper31
United States5710 Posts
On August 26 2014 10:12 Dracolich70 wrote: I think they will work very well together, which is why Google bought Twitch using Amazon as a middleman. And decided to use a completely different and market competing audio recognizing technology, that is worse than what they currently use with YouTube. Your theory makes perfect sense. | ||
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
On August 26 2014 10:14 Zooper31 wrote: I don't find it worse. No more false claims.And decided to use a completely different and market competing audio recognizing technology, that is worse than what they currently use with YouTube. Your theory makes perfect sense. | ||
digmouse
China6323 Posts
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MrMercuG
Netherlands2389 Posts
On August 26 2014 10:12 Dracolich70 wrote: I think they will work very well together, which is why Google bought Twitch using Amazon as a middleman. You guys can believe what you want. I am too old to swallow all I am been spoonfed. In fact I believe very little of it. Lol, Why would such a big company as Amazon let itself be used by Google? Especially considering they are rivals. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On August 26 2014 11:28 WindWolf wrote: Meh, still really wanted Google to buy twitch if anyone, since they obviously have experience with these kinds of things. But if this makes Twitch streams finally watchable, then that's good Amazon has quite a lot of experience hosting servers. | ||
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Doodsmack
United States7224 Posts
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shiroiusagi
SoCal, USA3955 Posts
On August 26 2014 11:31 bo1b wrote: Amazon has quite a lot of experience hosting servers. I kinda thought this myself, will Amazon help them with servers that would be nice. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On August 26 2014 05:22 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Can't wait for them to remove the Android app and make it an Amazon ecosystem exclusive. If this ever happens, then I'll stop using Twitch completely. | ||
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Jett.Jack.Alvir
Canada2250 Posts
On August 26 2014 09:43 Dracolich70 wrote: I think Google are just using Amazon as a middleman. The whole approach reeks Google all over it. From the closing of JustinTV to the muting of copyright material. This is part of Amazons new middleman service. Google are scared of being labelled as monopolizing a market, and the opposition of the takeover has not been positive. I have a spare tinfoil hat underneath my bed if you want it. I keep it there incase the man takes my first tinfoil hat. I will loan it to you because you apparently need it as much as I do. Unless you are the man, and this is your plot to steal all my tinfoil hats!!!!! Seriously though, Google isn't a shining example of an honest corporation (oxymoron?), but there is a reason why they have a loose monopoly on the Internet. You can't blame them for having a superior product. | ||
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dabom88
United States3483 Posts
On August 26 2014 11:28 WindWolf wrote: Meh, still really wanted Google to buy twitch if anyone, since they obviously have experience with these kinds of things. But if this makes Twitch streams finally watchable, then that's good Google has a history of making Youtube terrible. Most Youtubers will tell you that if another video sharing website popped up that could give them a similar level of income but a better user experience/customer support and without the TERRIBLE 3rd Party Content matching system, they would leave in a heartbeat. Totalbiscuit frequently remarks how he wishes Youtube would "just let him do his job" instead of introducing things every few months that make it harder to do his job. Youtubers are only on youtube because it's the only serious game in town. Anyway, while doing some research on this acquisition, I found a pretty humorous picture: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/26/technology/amazon-nears-a-deal-for-twitch.html?_r=0 ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/8FQIE8H.jpg) Haha. MTV can suck it. CNN, we're coming for you! | ||
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