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Twitch "isn't profitable" admits CEO, in wake of recent layoffs
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this post was submitted on 12 Jan 2024
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Clearly people want it. Who are you to say what's a good product?
The average^^@ user watches Twitch from 4pm to 5.30pm twice a week. There is absolutely a delta between what is required to be a profitable service, what is quality entertainment and what the service is and does currently.
^^@ this isn't literal, but illustrative
No idea how you can come to any of these conclusions given that viewer numbers are publicly visible. If this were true the streamers wouldn't be live as much as they are outside these hours.