Google introduced the ability to stream content live to their channels back in February. However, one had to have at least 10,000 subscribers to be able to do that. That number locked out very many people since few can manage 10,000 subscriber bases.
Always thoughtful of its users, Google has dropped that number from 10,000 to just 1,000! That will be reached by a larger number of people from livestreaming purposes. It is a reasonable number although it still locks out a few people from the service.
Although the feature was availed at the beginning of the month of April, it did not make it to the public as it would have been easily taken for an April Fool’s joke. YouTube support has confirmed that the feature is indeed available for those with 1,000 subscribers and no less.
Why 1,000?
YouTube chose on 1,000 subscribers as the lower limit probably due to these reasons.
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