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Bloomicon  /  Shutterstock.com YouTube is opening its  mobile live-streaming  feature to creators with, at least, 10,000 subscribers and has added a “Super Chat” feature that monetizes the live-stream chat function. According to the announcement, live streams will include the same features as regular YouTube videos — they will be searchable; listed in video recommendations and playlists; and, protected from unauthorized use. YouTube’s live streams also come with the new “Super Chat” monetization tool, allowing viewers to pay for more prominent messaging: “It lets any fan watching a live stream stand out from the crowd and get a creator’s attention by purchasing chat messages that are highlighted in bright colors and stay pinned to the top of the chat window for up to five hours.” YouTube shared the following GIF, showing how to start live streaming using the “”Capture” button built into the YouTube app, and included an example of a “Super Chat” message (the chat highlighted with a

Aaron Bower Featured ColumnistFebruary 7, 2017 Credit: WWE.com Monday's edition of WWE Raw saw the first two matches officially announced on the card for Fastlane on March 5, but expect plenty more to follow over the coming weeks. With a number of weeks still to go until the show airs, WWE Creative has the chance to ensure the right matches are made to set up Fastlane as a well-rounded precursor for WrestleMania 33 later this year. And if the show is done right, there will be a lot of development in terms of the matches made for the 'Mania card following the events of Fastlane. Here's a look at the feuds on the Fastlane card that will help shape what could be one of the best WrestleMania shows in a good while.  Since WWE screwed Sheamus and Cesaro out of the Raw Tag Team Championships on Monday night, it doesn't quite feel like their rivalry with The Club is over just yet. Expect that to culminate at Fastlane, and in doing so, it will help shape the WrestleMania