The post No one should be surprised that pirates hijacked the Logan Paul/KSI boxing match on Twitch appeared first on BardTech . Over the weekend, pirates made off with millions in potential YouTube revenues by hijacking the live-streams of its pay-per-view “boxing” match between YouTube celebrities Logan Paul and KSI and broadcasting them on the rival streaming platform Twitch. The theft represents a pretty bold move in the continuing cat-and-mouse game between rival entertainment platforms Twitch (for live streaming) and YouTube (for pretty much everything else in the world of user-generated video). It also shouldn’t have come as a surprise. Pirated Twitch streams hijack YouTube’s pay-per-view Logan Paul/KSI boxing match For Twitch, the case of the pirated content is less a mystery worthy of the Hardy Boys and more a simple case of history repeating . Back in the halcyon days of live-streaming, when Twitch was a young upstart service known as Justin.tv (and we...