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JOYY Reports 16.8% YoY Revenue Increase in Q4, Driven by Livestreaming

JOYY Inc., a global video-based social media company, on Tuesday announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2021.

Tencent eGame Successively Terminates Anchors

On Tuesday, many Tencent eGame anchors posted their farewell messages on Chinese social media Weibo.

Bilibili Issues Response on Official VTuber Suspected of Plagiarism

Bilibili E-sports responded that the face of its Vtuber named "Ranran_Ranoca" is indeed quite similar to that of another Vtuber.

Kuaishou Live Shopping to Block Taobao and JD.com Product Links

The e-commerce unit of Chinese short video platform Kuaishou announced on Wednesday that product links with Taobao and JD.com will be excluded from some Kuaishou interfaces from 00:00 on March 1, 2022.

New Bilibili Rule: Face Authentication Before Livestreaming

Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili announced on Tuesday that it will launch a required face authentication function before livestreaming.

Beijing Winter Olympics Kicks off: A Successful Opening Ceremony with High Tech and Chinese Tradition

On Friday night, the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics was successfully held.

TikTok Rival Kuaishou Sets Gross E-Commerce Merchandise Volume Target of $152 Billion

Chinese short-video platform Kuaishou has recently set a target range between 900 billion yuan ($141 billion) and 970 billion yuan in GMV for its e-commerce operations.

Tencent Plans to Take Streaming Platform DouYu Private

Tencent plans to privatize one of its streaming platforms DouYu as its executives hold disagreements regarding strategy.

Missfresh Joins Forces With ByteDance to Offer Livestream Grocery Shopping

Chinese fresh grocery e-commerce retailer Missfresh announced Thursday that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Ocean Engine and has expanded its presence on TikTok’s sister app for mainland China, Douyin.

Kuaishou Launches Blue-collar Recruitment Platform: Kuaizhaogong

Kuaishou, a leading content community in China, recently launched a live-streaming recruitment function on its platform called Kuaizhaogong.

Douyin Closes 160,000 Illegal Live-streaming Channels

Recently, ByteDance's short video app Douyin released a report on its recent measures to ensure the safety of the platform.

Taobao Releases 2022 Live-Streaming Incentive Plan

After live streaming host Viya was investigated for tax evasion, Taobao Live recently released its annual incentive plan for the year to support mid-tier and new hosts and to provide more cash incentives to producers.

Huya Acquires Exclusive Five-Year Broadcasting Rights for League of Legends Pro League

With the start of the 2022 LoL Pro League (LPL) Spring Split just around the corner, Huya officially announced on Monday that it has successfully acquired the exclusive broadcasting rights of the LPL for five years.

Bilibili Launches “Barrier-Free” Functions

On Monday, Chinese streaming media giant Bilibili launched several functions to help users who may need help with using the platform.

New Oriental Only Sells 5 Million Yuan in First Live Commerce Stream

At 8:00 pm on Tuesday, Yu Minhong, Chairman of New Oriental Education & Technology, held a live stream to sell agricultural products through Douyin for the first time.

Westlife Concert Livestream on WeChat Channels Drew 28 Million Viewers

On December 19, Irish boyband Westlife livestreamed their first-ever online concert on Chinese social app WeChat's short video and livestreaming platform, WeChat Channels.

Zhejiang Consumers Council Summons Major E-Commerce Livestreaming Platform Operators

Zhejiang Consumers Council announced on Thursday that in order to stay on top of livestreaming e-commerce, the organ tested five major platforms including Taobao, Pinduoduo, JD.com, Kuaishou and Douyin.

Mogu Inc. Reportedly Cuts Workforce, Earned 30.8% Less Year-on-Year

Chinese e-commerce and fashion platform Mogu Inc., which has reportedly carried out substantial layoffs recently, announced its financial report for the first half of fiscal year 2022.

Livestreaming Firm Huya Former Employee Lost First-Instance Judgment of Labor Dispute Case Over Job Credentials

On Monday, a former employee of Chinese game livestreaming company Huya announced the verdict of a high-profile legal case against the firm.

Bilibili Unveils Creator Report, MAU Reaches 2.7 Million

Bilibili, a Chinese streaming platform, released its first creator report. According to the report, the creator group in the platform has grown rapidly, with 2.7 million active uploaders per month, up 61% year-on-year.

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