I'm just brain storming here & this could be a complete flop but then again it could work. I was watching a few livestreams on twitch.tv the other day and I realized how popular some of the streams are, obviously viewer rating will vary depending on your personality & the game you play. Anyway, I was browsing through the games directory and just out of curiosity I typed in habbo and surprisingly they actually have a directory for habbo streams, there isn't any habbo livestreams currently but surely if there's a directory for it twitch believe the game could bring in a fair amount of viewers.
The radio is dying, it has been for a long time & sure you can try to continue to encourage staff to come up with unique ideas but the reality is, after six or so years there's only so much you can come up with. Personally I think trying something along these lines may open many new doors. I'm sure there's some aspects of this that'll be flawed but there's always trial and error.
I don't know what it is that keeps people so zoned into streams, heck I don't even know why I watch them. It sounds a bit strange saying you can stream habbo partys / events etc but if you can stream runescape, you can stream anything. Those who play runescape will know how boring it is to string millions of yew longs in the game & if people watch that then they could be entertained by watching paint dry.. or watching few people doing the pogo mogo in a party room..
The stream is basically the radio plus other features.
Some things you can do:
- Still play music using Sam Broadcaster
- Stream your screen / habbo / djing software
- DJ says / other comments can be displayed on video
- The use of webcams if djs wanted to do challenges with one another etc
- Twitch don't have any rules about streaming music so if PPLUK ever go back onto habbox, you'd be safe.
Those are just off the top of my head. There's just so many more opportunities that the radio can't offer. If people don't want to watch, they can still listen. I think it'd be hilarious to have something like internet innuendo bingo with older presenters / those who feel confident enough to do it or something like that in general, maybe as a weekly thing? it'd be far more interesting than listening to someone tell me the name of every other song.
I know there's flaws but it could always be tested weekly by management or something, see how it goes. I dunno, I just thought I'd suggest this as its a bit sad seeing it all go down the loo (no offence to current staff). Good luck with it anyway.
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