Twitch API changes suggest it is testing a system that automatically rates streamers on a "Brand Safety Score" to pair them with advertisers (Jessica Conditt/Engadget)

Twitch API changes suggest it is testing a system that automatically rates streamers on a "Brand Safety Score" to pair them with advertisers (Jessica Conditt/Engadget)

Twitch API changes suggest it is testing a system that automatically rates streamers on a "Brand Safety Score" to pair them with advertisers (Jessica Conditt/Engadget)

Twitch API changes suggest it is testing a system that automatically rates streamers on a "Brand Safety Score" to pair them with advertisers (Jessica Conditt/Engadget) https://ift.tt/3t9WWDz

Jessica Conditt / Engadget:
Twitch API changes suggest it is testing a system that automatically rates streamers on a “Brand Safety Score” to pair them with advertisers  —  Twitch appears to be toying with a program that automatically rates streamers based on a handful of factors — including age …


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