Twitch's streaming tech is better than YouTube's - so YouTube is looking for an infusion of new content in bulk and will probably let Twitch use its infrastructure. Google also is the big "ad guy" in the game, but Twitch is generating some serious ad revenue so that probably played a role too. IMO, Nothing's going to change for a few months, but I'd be interested to see how they fold them in in a year.
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