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Testing upload speeds for 3Skreen's first livestreaming event at The Whisky A Go Go taking place this weekend

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Nicole Samra leads the cast as Rachel Anderson, a fired FBI agent who returns back home after being gone for a number of years, only to find that nothing has changed with her dysfunctional family. This series tackles big political issues that drives the storyline. While this series does not take sides of any political debate it does offer an education to both sides of the political argument.

Pacific Breeze is a family friendly series told in a Hallmark Channel fashion with the Anderson family being at the center of the series. Season one offers a continuing storyline with plenty of dramatic twist and turns that will keep the audience guessing and coming back to see what happens next.

It's the end of era on Twitch, officially.

DJs, Bands, Musicians, Online Clubs, and livestreamers in general... Big Announcement about Music-Related Copyright Claims and Twitch:
"Until May of this year, streamers received fewer than 50 music-related DMCA notifications each year on Twitch. Beginning in May, however, representatives for the major record labels started sending thousands of DMCA notifications each week that targeted creators' archives, mostly for snippets of tracks in years-old Clips. We continue to receive large batches of notifications, and we don’t expect that to slow down.
This means two things:
1) if you play recorded music on your stream, you need to stop doing that and
2) if you haven’t already, you should review your historical VODs and Clips that may have music in them and delete any archives that might.
We were as surprised by this sudden avalanche of notifications as many of you were...
We have analyzed the notifications we received during that period from the end of May through the middle of October. What we found is that more than 99% of the notifications were for tracks that streamers were playing in the background of their stream."
"Most importantly, don’t play recorded music in your stream unless you own all rights in the music, or you have the permission of the necessary rights holder(s). Doing this is the best protection for your streams going forward. If you’re unsure whether you own all the rights, it’s pretty likely you don’t. If you want to include recorded music in your stream, use a fully licensed alternative like Soundtrack by Twitch, or other rights cleared music libraries such as Soundstripe, Monstercat Gold, Chillhop, Epidemic Sound, and NCS."

Music-Related Copyright Claims and Twitch | Twitch Blog Creators, we hear you. Your frustration and confusion with recent music-related copyright issues is completely justified. Things can–and should–be better for creators than they have been recently, ...