> If I look at Twitch their problem is that, as a business, they never really broke out of their gaming niche. At the least, Twitch has a de facto monopoly in

> If I look at Twitch their problem is that, as a business, they never really broke out of their gaming niche. At the least, Twitch has a de facto monopoly in the gaming niche, to the point that the only way YouTube/Facebook/Microsoft could compete at all was with exclusivity contracts, which didn't even work as it didn't bring other streamers to the platform. Encouraging the development of highly interactive programs like TPP isn't gaming specific either.