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Business > Sunday Business & IT
Opportunities abound, but can we protect 'livestreamers'?
By Janette Toral
Nov 10, 2024 12:05 am

DIGITAL LEADERSHIP

WITH the explosion of digital platforms and the ever-increasing influence of social media, livestreaming has rapidly emerged as a powerful tool to connect with audiences and generate income.

Initially embraced by gamers and content creators, livestreaming has since expanded into a variety of genres, from shopping to personal storytelling, becoming a flexible source of income — or even a full-time job — for countless individuals around the globe.

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