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So proud of @Ninja Pioneer in @TIME for a reason. He makes choices that others are too scared to make. LETS GO MIXER. https://t.co/AfpHKsGgDQ
— Jessica Blevins (@JessicaBlevins) August 1, 2019
Isn't this another "ugh, 2019!" moment? Exclusives on Xbox platform are passé, now let's have exclusive GAME PLAYER EXTRAORDINAIRE on the streaming platform! https://t.co/wWVuqvlpDW
— Romit Mehta (@TheRomit) August 1, 2019
Seattle’s favorite Mom (Microsoft) and Dad (Amazon) seem to be kicking off a bitter custody battle for the kids... https://t.co/djGbOwtK8F
— M.G. Siegler (@mgsiegler) August 1, 2019
this is like KD to the Nets. https://t.co/ES9mWTudwm
— drew olanoff (@yoda) August 1, 2019
Welcome @Ninja to the Mixer Community! We're hyped to have you!? https://t.co/sPeQ6bGdIl
— Mixer (@WatchMixer) August 1, 2019
Ninja signing with Mixer is the gaming/streaming world equivalent of Howard Stern signing with Sirius. Both moved from huge audiences to platforms that are quite a bit smaller. Stern was able to attract a lot of subscribers. It'll be interesting to see Ninja's impact on Mixer.
— Ryan McCaffrey (@DMC_Ryan) August 1, 2019
Mixer, which is owned by Microsoft, likely paid *a lot* of money for this deal. This will be one of the first real tests for whether people are more loyal to the platform (Twitch) or creator (Ninja).
— Blake Robbins (@blakeir) August 1, 2019
The future of labor is getting good enough at Fortnite that the Microsoft-owned streaming platform acquihires you away from the Amazon-owned streaming platform. https://t.co/QPJsKhp7eb
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) August 1, 2019
A little more! pic.twitter.com/SMQEygjNiE
— Ninja (@Ninja) August 1, 2019
This is insane. I can't imagine the size of the check Microsoft cut him. Good for both of them! https://t.co/fpsC92xGhN
— Mike Andronico (@MikeAndronico) August 1, 2019
So... huh?!? I am so curious about this contract - what is mixer’s monetization like? Wasn’t he making $300,000 a month at one point from twitch subs alone? Is this really going to be the deal that launches Mixer past Twitch? Is that even their goal?I’m fascinated by this. https://t.co/IvfdEzHfaY
— colleen ? asleep (@cohasnofriends) August 1, 2019
Reckon this is the first time Microsoft's Mixer is the No 1 Twitter trend in the US. https://t.co/lFGoyxhxy4
— Dina Bass (@dinabass) August 1, 2019
I had the pleasure of meeting him last year. He took the time to take a photo and chat and is a chill dude. This is a huge win for the platform can’t wait to see what you do man. Welcome to our home. https://t.co/wWuhbCwY2c
— JimWats ? PaxWest (@TheJimWats) August 1, 2019
Woah: https://t.co/oXPIAJAt4L (and yes my 11YO is playing Fortnite in the background with a friend and discussing this announcement)
— Dina Bass (@dinabass) August 1, 2019
The next chapter,https://t.co/lvn9KBjEYq pic.twitter.com/tljVgyM3bG
— Ninja (@Ninja) August 1, 2019
I was on Mixer before Ninja I’m the real thought leader
— SwiftOnSecurity (@SwiftOnSecurity) August 1, 2019
"Meanwhile, https://t.co/x5wpLFJFIl loudly trumpeted the news on its home page by offering all users a free one-month subscription to Ninja's channel (a $5.99 value)."
— Matthew Roche (@SQLAllFather) August 1, 2019
WTAF? People pay six bucks a month to watch someone else play video games?
1/https://t.co/gk4ixsxiF2
Top 'Fortnite' streamer Ninja is ditching Twitch for Mixer https://t.co/ignp3NPOJT pic.twitter.com/q9CCMKnhFS
— Engadget Gaming (@engadgetgaming) August 1, 2019
I can still parse headlines like this but I can also feel how the day gets closer and closer when I'll be like "what is this gibberish these aren't even real words" https://t.co/hsfWh1LwsZ
— Jussi Kukkonen (@jku) August 1, 2019
#Ninja is leaving #Twitch to #stream on #Mixer?
— Azaris (@AzarisTV) August 1, 2019
Sounds like a nice blend.https://t.co/RePo3JKlst
This is fascinating, & I'm obsessed with following how media platforms are evolving (and dying) as a result of the changing behaviors of online viewers & creators.
— The Happy Feminist ? (@HappyFeminist) August 1, 2019
But I will never stop asking WHY DOES ANYONE SIT AND WATCH PEOPLE PLAY VIDEOGAMES? https://t.co/toeeBr7R0t
Ninja is leaving Twitch for Microsoft’s Mixer https://t.co/1E1dcZnjAK via @TechCrunch #startup pic.twitter.com/qpNDQoe1Jm
— TechTechno (@t3chnoz1o) August 1, 2019
Ninja Teams With Mixer as Exclusive Streaming Partner https://t.co/qF3mkYuUkI #esports #gaming pic.twitter.com/UsvjlOdgmy
— Custom eSports (@CustomEsports) August 1, 2019
Streaming superstar Ninja leaves Twitch for Microsoft's Mixer https://t.co/YSkxVfLs99
— TNW (@thenextweb) August 1, 2019
닌자는 마이크로소프트의 믹서를 위해 트위치를 떠난다. https://t.co/zIzGV4nlvp
— editoy (@editoy) August 2, 2019
• 성공적인 스트리밍 플랫폼은 올해도 영화 산업보다 50 % 더 높은 1520 억 달러의 매출을 창출할 것으로 기대되는 광범위한 게임 산업에서 특권을 누릴 수 있습니다.
Ninjaが配信プラットフォームをtwitchからMicrosoftのMixerに移行
— こたつ (@kotatsu1000) August 2, 2019
Youtube登録者2200万人Twitch1400万人だから、おいくら億円動いたのか想像できない
https://t.co/RBTzgFPRmL
#cchanabomemo
— Kyoko HANADA(花田 経子) (@cchanabo) August 2, 2019
Top 'Fortnite' streamer Ninja is ditching Twitch for Mixer
https://t.co/kZRx42e5O5
人気あって影響力ある人がプラットホームを変えるとどんな影響がでるのかという意味で興味ある。
https://t.co/ni5IuyoqtL domain name was acquired by Microsoft in Feb/2017 from Tucow's YummyNames for its interactive livestreaming brand, now they have @Ninja https://t.co/jbbFNgnfpV #ShowMeTheMoney #PayToPlay
— Jamie Zoch (@DotWeekly) August 1, 2019
TwitchからMixerに移転かー。スポンサー料いくらか知らないけど英断だなぁ…！https://t.co/ckwceIdJ1V
— odaken@おだけん (@odakentv) August 2, 2019
MS가 Mixer라는 실시간 스트리밍 서비스를 운영하고 있다는 걸 트위치 유명 스트리머 이적 기사를 보고 처음 알았네요. 검색해보니 2016년부터 인수해 운영한다는데, 이름값을 올리려고 공격적 파트너 영입을 할만한 위치겠군요. https://t.co/UiDjoZlcKE
— 나가토 유키 (@nagato708) August 1, 2019
Streaming superstar Ninja leaves Twitch for Microsoft's Mixer https://t.co/eMFoQPg6y5
— TNW (@thenextweb) August 2, 2019
Streaming superstar Ninja leaves Twitch for Microsoft's Mixer https://t.co/AIgV97LYqj
— TNW (@thenextweb) August 2, 2019