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I'm M. Ron Shake and your Friday Daily Crunch,

featuring three big tech headlines, starts now. Live streaming service Twitch, which is owned by Amazon, announced at its annual Twitchcon event earlier this year that it would move into the

vertical video space.

Well, now those initial alpha tests have gone live with a few streamers, according to findings

from market intelligence provider Absenza.

In a recent build, the firm found references to the vertical video tests and information

about what sort of features these new streams would offer.

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