Microsoft just announced that they'd be shutting down their streaming platform Mixer, "enabling" gamers to "transition" to Facebook Gaming. The announcement came at the tail end of the WWDC 2020 Apple ...

Microsoft announced it will shutter its Mixer streaming service on July 22 and start transitioning the service’s content producers and users to Facebook Gaming. When Mixer shuts down, all of Mixer’s ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Streaming service Mixer announced Monday that it will be shuttering ...

Dave McCausland has been on Mixer since before Mixer existed. The 42-year-old from Springfield, Massachusetts, joined the video game live-streaming platform before it was acquired by Microsoft, when ...

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Microsoft has announced that it is shutting down Mixer, its streaming competitor to the likes of Twitch. The Xbox owners will be transitioning over to Facebook Gaming instead, partnered streamers ...

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Mixer is no more. Xbox is shutting down its in-house live-streaming service this summer and transitioning its entire platform to Facebook Gaming, in an attempt to rapidly expand its audience base. All ...

Despite signing a number of major streamers including Ninja and Shroud, Microsoft’s livestream platform Mixer just couldn’t break through. So starting today, Microsoft is moving all of Mixer’s content ...

Microsoft's decision to close Mixer likely will have a limited effect on mobile marketers because the service was much less popular than rival platforms. Among the 3.93 billion hours of gaming video ...