The Overwatch League World Championships, shown here from last fall, will now be on YouTube. Activision Blizzard announced this afternoon that it will livestream esports contests exclusively on ...

Well, now we know what got Activision Blizzard to move from Twitch to YouTube so quickly with their broadcasts with a very lucrative deal. Last month the company abruptly moved over to the ...

YouTube landed a multiyear deal as the exclusive live-streaming partner for Activision Blizzard‘s e-sports events worldwide, including Overwatch League, Call of Duty League, Hearthstone Esports.

Google and Activision Blizzard just announced a new multi-year partnership that will make Activision's popular esports broadcasts exclusive to YouTube. The deal follows a two-year, $90 million ...

The YouTube deal is significantly higher than ... Overwatch League just kicked off season three on Feb. 8, and while Activision Blizzard has yet to release any viewership data, last year's ...

And yes, this YouTube partnership looks to be the end of Activision Blizzard's relationship with Twitch, at least for the time being. On Friday afternoon, Activision Blizzard announced a deal with ...

Google Cloud will become Activision Blizzard’s preferred provider for game hosting as YouTube becomes the exclusive live eSports streaming partner. The deal strives to “power new player ...

Activision Blizzard has just secured YouTube as its exclusive streaming partner for all of its esports, including Call of Duty League, Overwatch League, Hearthstone esports, and World of Warcraft ...

The deal announced minutes before the kickoff of the Call of Duty League that has Activision Blizzard esports exclusively streaming on YouTube was worth a reported $160 million. The deal grants ...

Google Cloud will serve as the preferred provider for Activision Blizzard’s game hosting infrastructure and YouTube as its exclusive streaming partner for live broadcasts of esports leagues and events ...