00:00What happens on Twitch doesn't stay on Twitch because it works with social media because for
00:05anyone... So you see those platforms not as competitors. You're saying... Absolutely not.
00:10I think this idea of this, oh, we're very different than them, and the fact that our
00:15content gets spread over social media, those platforms are designed for discovery and light
00:20interaction. Our platform is designed for community and authenticity and deep engagement
00:25and also making money, which is good for the creator. We'll definitely get to the making money.
00:28But you are competing for... There are only 24 hours in a day, only a certain amount of time
00:34where we're awake each day, right? You are competing for viewership time, no?
00:38We're all in the same way that we compare with the book business, okay? Because if someone's
00:42reading a book, well, they're not watching Twitch. And if someone's running...
00:46That's why Amazon bought you.
00:47If someone's running, then they're not... So yes, we are in a time attention economy,
00:52and we compete for your attention in the same way that Netflix. So I think it's a mistake to think
00:57of us and then social media, because people don't go, do I want to watch Twitch or YouTube? It's
01:03kind of different. You have short-form social media apps, and we're more of a long-form platform.
01:07So yes, we're in competition, but we're in competition with all the streaming TV platforms too.
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