An exclusive deal marrying PewDiePie to YouTube for live streams comes three years after YouTube cut off his ability to run ads and make money. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media reporter, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PewDiePie, YouTube’s most popular individual creator, is throwing his weight behind DLive — a live-streaming video service that ...

PewDiePie will be live-streaming exclusively on YouTube under a new pact. To date, Felix Kjellberg — the prankster and videogame vlogger better known to fans as PewDiePie — has amassed more than 104 ...

PewDiePie is going to start live streaming again, but it won’t be on YouTube. Instead, he'll be on DLive—an upstart streaming service that’s built on blockchain technology. Featured Video Although ...

PewDiePie himself said the stream was an attempt to get more subscribers on YouTube with the title of his stream above reading “Playing Fortnite to stop Tseries (Im desperate).” Stat-tracking site ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PewDiePie will be live-streaming exclusively on YouTube under a new pact. To date, Felix Kjellberg — the prankster and videogame ...