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Citations neededThis article needs cited sources to support its information.Cleanup requiredThis article requires cleanup to meet Wikitubia's quality standards.Reason: Formatting.Please edit this page to improve its grammar, spelling, or format.“Hey what's up guys, it's Sypher!”―SypherPK's introAli Hassan[1] (born: May 10, 1996 [age 28]), better known online as SypherPK, is a Jordanian-American streamer and content creator on YouTube and Twitch. He is most well known for his How to Win series of educational Fortnite commentary videos. Ali has been well known for his high kill gameplays in Fortnite along with collaborations with other big YouTubers / Twitch Streamers. He has been married to his wife, Daniela (Manishie) for 3 years. Ali streams about 5 times a week, taking one or two off days. Ali has 3 brothers, 2 of which who stream (Junior[2] on Twitch and Otto[3] on Twitch). His third brother, Omar, does not stream but participates in gym streams 3 times a week with Ali. History[]Ali's YouTube channel started off playing RuneScape from 2011 - 2013. He then moved on to Elder Scrolls and ESO. On April 14, 2016, he announced he got banned from ESO due to account sharing[4]. He then moved on to Overwatch and For Honor before he moved on to Fortnite. Ali only had 75,000 subscribers on YouTube before he then gained success for his Fortnite gameplays and Tips.Content[]Ali currently owns and operates 3 gaming channels (one inactive), a reaction channel and a clips channel with help from his YouTube manager and editor Jack, video coordinator JT, and helper Sunny. Additionally, there is one IRL channel for his dogs with help from his wife and sister-in-law. For more info, see “YouTube” below. Ali has said previously what he plans to do in 2022. Whether it comes to new pets, future content, or workout plans, he has mentioned a lot. On June 16th's stream, Ali leaked that there is a new channel being launched. While talking with Ninja and CodeMiko, Miko asked a question about posting workout clips. Ali said yes and said that there is an upcoming channel being launched which will most likely be called Sypher Lifts. We do not know much about the channel except for that it will be for workout clips. Ali also said that there are tons of projects coming up and mentioned that he was excited for them.Personal life[]In one of his animated videos, it has been confirmed that his parents are from Jordan. *SypherPK was born in America.*Oni Studios[]Overview[]Oni Studios is "made for content creators." Owned by Ali and CEO Daniela and launched in June of 2020, Oni Studios aims to help aspiring content creators with all aspects of their online presence. As explained in this video, these

To share with their communities. People are coming up with inventive new ways to game using Twitch. An anonymous programmer in Australia set up the experimental TwitchPlaysPokemon channel in February 2014. It allowed a multitude of viewers to control and step through the Nintendo Gameboy game "Pokemon Red" by entering commands via chat. The channel is still going, running other Pokemon and Nintendo games. Users can enter the names of buttons (up, down, left, right, A or B), coordinates for touchscreen inputs and some other game-specific commands. It had as many as 120,000 simultaneous players at one point, and as of this writing has more than 276,000 followers and more than 62 million total views [sources: Magdaleno, Twitch Interactive]. Game development company Zombie Studios has even built that sort of Twitch chat interactivity right into its PC and PlayStation 4 game "Daylight," which allows viewers to affect the player's game via chat.

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Published January 10, 2024 6:21pm EST Amazon's job-cutting extends into 2024, reducing headcounts in its media businesses Tech and retail giant Amazon.com is trimming its headcount further with fresh rounds of layoffs, this time in its media divisions. Mike Hopkins, senior vice president of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios informed staff in an internal memo Wednesday that the organization would be "eliminating several hundred roles" by the end of this week. Amazon's Prime Video and MGM Studios division announced Wednesday it is laying off hundreds of workers between now and the end of the week. (Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images / Getty Images) Hopkins explained in the note, which Amazon shared with FOX Business, that the reasoning behind the layoffs is that the company has "identified opportunities to reduce or discontinue investments in certain areas while increasing our investment and focus on content and product initiatives that deliver the most impact."AMAZON NOTIFIES PRIME VIDEO USERS ADS WILL START JANUARY 29 He said the job cuts were a "difficult decision," and noted that the employees impacted would receive severance packages that include transitional benefits and assistance with external job placement. Amazon-owned Twitch announced Wednesday it is cutting its staff by 35%. (Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images / Getty Images)Separately on Wednesday, Amazon's Twitch service announced its own "difficult update," sharing on its blog an email from CEO Dan Clancy to employees earlier in the day informing them the company is slashing its headcount by 35% to around 500 people.THE ‘GREAT RESIGNATION’ IS OVER: JULIA POLLAK"Over the last year, we’ve been working to build a more sustainable business so that Twitch will be here for the long run and throughout the year we have cut costs and made many decisions to be more efficient," Clancy wrote. "Unfortunately, despite these efforts, it has become clear that our organization is still meaningfully larger than it needs to be given the size of our business." He noted the company paid out more than $1 billion to streamers in 2023.Ticker Security Last Change Change % AMZN AMAZON.COM INC. 198.89 +2.30 +1.17% GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREAmazon cut more than 27,000 jobs last year as a part of a wave of tech layoffs after the industry hired heavily during the pandemic.Reuters contributed to this report.