Elliott sat in his basement bedroom, illuminated only by the harsh blue glow of his HP Pavilion laptop. He was logged into Stickam, the chaotic grandfather of modern live-streaming. He was in a "town hall" room—basically a digital mosh pit where fifty people screamed at each other via text while five people on camera tried to look bored.
Elliott sat in his basement bedroom, illuminated only by the harsh blue glow of his HP Pavilion laptop. He was logged into Stickam, the chaotic grandfather of modern live-streaming. He was in a "town hall" room—basically a digital mosh pit where fifty people screamed at each other via text while five people on camera tried to look bored.