15 Facts About Stickam

Stickam was a live-streaming video website that launched in 2005.

Stickam featured user-submitted pictures, audio, video, and most prominently, live streaming video chat.

The name "Stickam" referred to this ability to "stick" a webcam feed onto another site.

Broadcasters on Stickam can allow their friends and followers to log into their chat rooms by using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Myspace, or Gmail.

Stickam calls this feature "fangating" and first deployed it on a concert event that was sponsored by Levi's Jeans.

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On November 7,2012, Stickam officially launched its new Stickam Studio At Meltdown at Meltdown Comics on Sunset Blvd.

Stickam partnered with Vans Warped Tour to stream live exclusive coverage of the 2012 tour as well as promotional fan chats with many the bands in the weeks leading up to the tour kickoff.

Stickam provided live coverage of Warped 2011 through a deal with the band Gym Class Heroes streaming from every single tour date.

Since 2007, Stickam was home to the annual UNICEF fundraiser known as Stickaid hosted by YouTube vlogger Myles Dyer.

On May 27,2011, Stickam organized the 14-hour webathon concert event Stickam Live For Japan to raise money to help those affected by the March 11,2011 tsunami in Japan.

Stickam heavily featured and promoted the annual fundraising marathon to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Memphis Charities each year in partnership with Memphis radio station Rock 103.

In February 2010, Stickam launched Stickam Shuffle, where users could connect instantly to random people from all over the world.

Stickam's policy promised that violators of its terms of service would be permanently banned.

On January 30,2013, Stickam announced the permanent shutdown of their service effective January 31.

Stickam had a team of administrators who monitored site activity and dealt with reports of abuse.