Video Games Streaming: A New Phenomenon in the Modern Mediasphere
Abstract
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Keywords:
video games, live transmission, Twitch, gamers, streamingReferences
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Netografia
Anderson, Sky LaRell. 2017. Watching People Is Not a Game: Interactive Online Corporeality, Twitch.tv and Videogame Streams. Game Studies, 17 (1). [Online]. Game Studies. Dostęp: http://gamestudies.org/1701/articles/anderson [19.05.2020].
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Taylor, T.L. 2018. Watch Me Play: Twitch and the Rise of Game Live Streaming. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
Netografia
Anderson, Sky LaRell. 2017. Watching People Is Not a Game: Interactive Online Corporeality, Twitch.tv and Videogame Streams. Game Studies, 17 (1). [Online]. Game Studies. Dostęp: http://gamestudies.org/1701/articles/anderson [19.05.2020].
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