News and Research articles on Twitch

Can community-based policing and the ‘Court of Twitter’ achieve individual notions of justice related to allegations of abuse on Twitch?

KEYWORDS: Social media, Streaming, Twitter, Twitch, Policing

This article considers the unique challenges of platform policies aimed at the off-platform misbehaviour of users through the case of Twitch.

KEYWORDS: Platform policies, Social media, Twitch, Platform governance, Off-platform behaviour

Internet Policy Review is an open access and peer-reviewed journal on internet regulation.

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