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How the Coronavirus Gave Birth to Online “Stay at Home” Music Festival?

Somewhere along the line, staying at home becomes a somewhat arduous practice, especially for those young folks who are constantly fighting boredom.

Ep. 57: Bilibili — the YouTube of China?

In episode 57, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying-Ying Lu talk about Bilibili, a Chinese company that has no easy Western comparable — even as it sells a narrative of being “the YouTube of China.”

Video Platform Bilibili Wins Exclusive Broadcasting Rights to League of Legends in China

Bilibili, a Chinese video sharing platform, has confirmed on December 6 that the company has reached a strategic partnership agreement with the world’s famous PC game League of Legends.

Pinduoduo Rumored to Launch Live Streaming Feature

Shanghai-based e-commerce giant Pinduoduo is exploring adding a live function to their platform to augment the social nature of their business model.

Kuaishou Founders Unhappy With Company Growth—Time to Reorganize

Kuaishou founders Su Hua and Cheng Yixiao said they are unhappy about the company’s performance and growth.

TikTok Owner to Launch a Music Service Just as its Music Licenses are About to Expire

Just over a month ago news surfaced that TikTok’s music licenses were expiring, which could put the company in a complicated situation.

2018 Report on Live-streaming: More Than RMB 10 Billion Raised

In the first half of 2018, eight live-streaming platforms in China raised approximately 10 billion yuan (US$11.6 billion). Among them, leading platforms HUYA Inc. and Douyu TV account for nearly 70% of the total.

Live-streaming Platform Douyu TV Rumored to IPO Next Month at $700 Million

According to Chinese media reports, the popular live-streaming platform Douyu TV, is rumored to go public in Hong Kong next month at a valuation of $700 million.

Ep. 7: Live Streaming in China: How to Win Fans and Influence Losers

When Dale Carnegie wrote his magnum opus almost a century ago, he was most certainly not prepared to address social phenomenons such as live streaming in our ever-evolving digital era.

Live Q&A: The Next Frontier of Chinese Streaming

“I just killed time in a more meaningful way,” Api said of the last weekend. Api finished round one of Arena of Valor at 2:25 am on January 6. He quickly brushed his teeth and jumped in bed to wait for a live stream scheduled to begin at 11:30 pm on Xigua Video.

Streaming Host’s Death Highlights Industry’s Health Costs

Fans were saddened by the sudden death by exhaustion of online gaming host Gu Wang. Gu Wang, a hard-working host whose live broadcasts began at midnight and ran until 9 am. Media reported that Gu Wang suffered burn-out and died because of his unhealthy lifestyle. According to records from his channel, he was streaming a […]

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