Twitch announced its plans for 2023 in an open letter by Chief Product Officer, Tom Verrilli, and Chief Monetization Officer, Mike Minton.

Twitch launched Showcase, a new interactive tool streamers can use to create image and video assets to share across their live stream, social media, and other digital properties.

Things haven’t been going too well for Twitch lately. A series of moves made by the streaming platform have caused a stir among creators. However, this didn't stop Twitch from announcing several new features at the end of September.

Jack In The Box is searching for a streamer to be the face of the brand on Twitch via its new virtual avatar, Gamer Jack.

Twitch is getting rid of one of its most popular features in Host Mode.

Twitch is experimenting with new ways to improve the chat experience.

Twitch rolled out Creator Mode, a new mobile experience that consolidates all creator actions into a centralized place.

Creators that are part of Twitch’s Partner Program can now stream on other platforms like YouTube and Facebook.

Creators can now create their own unique tags with Customizable Tags. In addition, Twitch is doubling the number of tags creators can add to their channels from five to 10.

It's bad news for Twitch creators - Twitch announced it is lowering its video-on-demand (VOD) threshold for some streamers this September.

Twitch launched a new built-in fundraising feature called Twitch Charity that allows creators to set up and run a stream to support a charity.

To increase safety for creators, Twitch rolled out Shared Ban Info, enabling them to share a list of users they have banned in their channel with up to 30 other creators.