> But still, why does the livestreamer get to own the content, and not the reuploader? The answer is that it is arguable that a livestreamer does not own the g

> But still, why does the livestreamer get to own the content, and not the reuploader? The answer is that it is arguable that a livestreamer does not own the game content, and the game publisher absolutely could do a DMCA takedown request against people playing their games. Game companies are generally fine with people who are streaming their content, though, and streamers are generally not fine with a re-uploader using it. Therefore the re-uploader doesn't have permission for the content, and the streamer does have permission.