Twitter to let streaming video stars collect money from fans


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  • Thursday, 22 Jun 2017

At first only broadcasters in the United States will be eligible, but Periscope plans to expand to other countries soon, it said.

SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter Inc plans on Wednesday to launch a system for people to earn money by streaming live on its Periscope service, a first for Twitter and a way for the company to try to compete with YouTube and others in the search for Internet talent. 

People watching Periscope will be able to send performers and broadcasters they like a gratuity using a variety of heart shapes that are, in effect, a virtual currency they can purchase, the company said.

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