This is a slide show for a project that my class has called " Ignite Presentation".

1. Streamers and
Copyright Laws
By. Kalauokalani Au
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Slide 1: Hook/attention grabber: Brief stories/facts about the most recent Twitch.tv dmca stream changes.

2. They are
changing
The
Times,
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Hook/attention grabber: Brief stories/facts about the most recent conversations towards Twitch.tv from streamers and viewers.

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Partnership
The Big Idea: Both Twitch.tv and labels should agree to a partnership that will benefit both parties from copyright laws.

4. What’s in it
for you?
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What’s in it for your audience? Explain why your topic is important or worth discussing. Many streamers/viewers of streamers know that Twitch is growing
and will be targeted by labels that have copyrights to the music that is being streamed without their consent. A partnership between the labels and Twitch
will cause less troublesome for streamers and viewers. Twitch will grow more while working along side with these labels.

5. https://www.flickr.com/photos/26728047@N05/4975313325
Trust me,
I’m a doctor
Why should your audience listen to you? Explain your ethos (credibility). My audience should understand where I am coming from with this information. I
know a few things about copyright laws and that they are one of the most well protected laws. I am attending music business classes and copyright laws
were one of my classes.

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It’s time for an
Adventure
Call to Adventure: Labels will not target Twitch if they were partnered together. Labels will earn more revenue and Twitch will continue to grow.

7. No, no..
Rules
The word
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Preview the three main points that will support your big idea: Raising the awareness about the change that will happen to Twitch with copyright laws and
stream rules. 1) Streamers should not play copyrighted music while streaming. 2) If streamers don’t follow the new rules a potential ban will occur 3)
Spreading the word about the dangers of copyright infringement.

8. Taking
responsibility
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Supporting Point One: Taking responsibility for breaking Twitch’s ToS (Term of Service).

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Music
Do not play copyrighted music while streaming. If you want to listen to music, do not make it hearable on stream.

10. https://www.flickr.com/photos/80081757@N00/5848722
Story time!
No one that I know has been banned yet for streaming copyrighted music. But recently a streamer by the name of “Towelliee” has gotten banned for
illegal raffle through Twitch. Rules about raffles on Twitch have changed and now everyone is all right with it.

11. https://www.flickr.com/photos/45409431@N00/8031936764
Supporting Point Two: I choose not to personally play copyrighted music while streaming.

12. https://www.flickr.com/photos/31477768@N00/3020966268
Twitch users now need to be more vigilant about the music they play while making gameplay videos (Factual evidence from polygon.com).

13. We’re
helping!
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Twitch says it’s “voluntarily undertaking this effort to help protect both our broadcasters and copyright owners.” (Factual evidence from polygon.com).

14. https://www.flickr.com/photos/93755244@N00/4682434984
Supporting Point Three: Speaking with streamers, Twitch employees or viewers about copyright laws and the risks these streamers are taking by playing
copyrighted music.

15. Be
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Aware
The awareness of copyright laws will decrease the chances of streamers getting banned or in trouble for copyright law.

16. https://www.flickr.com/photos/28567825@N03/3502433476
This streamer on Twitch called “Lirik” talked to his viewers about copyright laws and the growth of Twitch. Twitch is growing and needs to do these things
to prevent lawsuits.

17. https://www.flickr.com/photos/17425845@N00/253010265
Call to Action: Talk to viewers on a stream about the dangers of someone breaking copyright laws.

18. Responsibility
Choice
Speaking
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Summarize the main points: Raising awareness about copyright laws and how Twitch changes are necessary. 1) Taking responsibility for breaking Twitch’s
ToS (Term of Service). 2) I choose not to personally play copyrighted music while streaming. 3) Speaking with streamers, Twitch employees or viewers
about copyright laws and the risks these streamers are taking by playing copyrighted music.

19. https://www.flickr.com/photos/44124348109@N01/10073478473
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Partnership
Restate Big Idea: Both Twitch.tv and labels should agree to a partnership that will benefit both parties from copyright laws.

20. Dangers
Protection
Partnership
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Clincher/new bliss: Telling a few viewers a day about the dangers of copyright infringement. How Twitch needs this change in order to grow more and to
protect themselves from copyright laws. How a partnership between Twitch and labels will benefit both of them.