Today, Mixer announced major improvements to Mixer Clips. The changes make it easier to control who can clip on Mixer Partner channels and how you share your best moments. Starting right now, partners will be able to expand clip creation access to all viewers or gate the ability to clip behind a specific channel progression rank. For example, you can allow only those who are above Rank...
If you want to have a shot at competing in Fortnite matches shout-casted by none other than Fortnite legend Ninja, the London Microsoft Store is hosting events that will let you do just that.
Microsoft scores again by signing up Shroud onto Mixer. Details of this exclusive deal are unknown, but it's a huge win for the streaming platform.
Mixer Academy is a new program that helps Mixer users become streaming experts. You can improve your knowledge as a streamer, moderator, or viewer with the program.
Mixer is an interactive livestreaming platform along the lines of Twitch. Today, another one of its co-founders, Matt Salsamendi, announced that he was leaving Microsoft for new business ventures. A post on Twitter says that Salsamendi plans to work with lasers in some capacity in the future.
Mixer has opened the Streamer Progression preview up so any aspiring streamers can now apply. Streamers can also now apply to be verified as new features continue to roll out.
Recently, the popular streamer Ninja, announced that he was going to stream exclusively on Twitch's competitor, Mixer. While this is amazing news for Microsoft, it's quite a blow to Twitch. Since then, Amazon-owned Twitch has been embroiled in a number of controversies.
Mixer is an interactive livestreaming platform along the lines of Twitch. Today, one of its co-founders, James Boehm, announced that he was leaving Microsoft for new business ventures. A press release Windows Central received stated that Boehm was recently appointed to the board of GamerGoo, a company which designs lotions created specifically for gamers, specially formulated to keep...
Mixer goes byebye with the most recent update to the Xbox Game Bar.
Mixer has an improved experience for channels that are offline thanks to a recent update.
'Ninja' Tyler Blevins recently announced a deal to stream exclusively on Microsoft's Mixer platform, a competitor to Twitch. Today, Tyler revealed that he would be streaming the first-ever playthrough of the Gears 5 campaign on Mixer, starting on
You can now support a streamer when you join Xbox Game Pass or upgrade to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. You can enter a streamer's code to make sure they get paid when you sign up.
Mixer is gearing up to launch a new streamer review system on September 4. In addition, the streaming service launched a new set of moderation tools today, aimed at reducing toxicity in every streamer's chat.
Microsoft's Mixer streaming platform is seeing a massive upswing thanks to the on-boarding of Twitch superstar Ninja. If you're new to the platform, you might be wondering who else to follow. Here are a bunch of our favorite channels.
People are getting tired of confusing, misguided or bizarre moderation of Twitch - or the lack thereof. The result is that #TWITCHISOVERPARTY has rapidly started trending on Twitter.
Oh dear. It looks like Twitch hasn't taken Ninja's switch to Mixer very gracefully. The streaming giant has turned Ninja's page into a giant ad for other streamers and was caught today promoting pornographic content on the page without an age gate.
When Twitch megastar Ninja joined the Mixer streaming platform, it immediately gave Mixer its biggest stream ever, maxing out around 90,000 concurrent viewers. How are existing Mixer streamers feeling about his appointment? Read this and find out.
Less than a week ago, we reported that the popular streamer Ninja, who recently started streaming exclusively on Mixer, crossed 500,000 followers on the platform. Today, he announced that he has already passed a million subscribers. Keep in mind that the follower count and subscriber count is separate. His follower count is around 800,000 at the moment.
Recently, Mixer announced that it had signed an agreement with the popular game streamer Ninja so that he would stream exclusively on Microsoft's platform. Now, it seems like other streamers want similar deals. According to a report by Dexerto, controversial streamer Dr DisRespect would accept a similar proposition.
After dropping Twitch for a streaming deal with Microsoft, Ninja has already topped half a million followers.