DJs on Twitch are now allowed to include copyrighted music in their live broadcasts

Twitch has introduced a new program called ‘Twitch DJ’ that allows DJs to include copyrighted music in their live broadcasts. The program helps DJs cover the costs associated with using copyrighted music by sharing the cost 50 percent between DJs and the platform. Additionally, Twitch will provide a subsidy for DJs who are already using this service for a year. This program comes after three years of negotiations with major labels such as Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music to provide access to a catalog with millions of songs available.

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