The Covid-19 Pandemic in 2020 has made a huge impact on the global economy and consumer market.
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For a number of China’s export-dependent manufacturers, the pandemic was a big blow as some Chinese companies saw their export orders had decreased greatly.
The Chinese short video service company BIGO is moving its servers from Hong Kong to Singapore in order to emphasize its independence from its Chinese parent company.
Chinese short-video platforms are now regulating online eating shows and are cracking down on so-called “big stomach kings”
On Aug. 3, Pinduoduo’s official live studio "Limited Time Flash Sale" entered Hong Kong-listed electrical appliance retailer GOME’s largest flagship store in Shanghai.
Bilibili announced it is teaming up with League of Legends (LoL) to become the exclusive broadcaster for three major esports tournaments in China for three years.
Episode 70 of Tech Buzz China features Lauren Hallanan in conversation with our co-hosts Ying Lu and Rui Ma on the topic of livestreaming ecommerce.
Taiwanese superstar Jay Chou did his first live stream on Sunday night where he obtained 20 million yuan ($2.85 million) in 30 minutes.
Kuaishou on Wednesday released its 2020 First Half Year Content Ecosystem Report, with Daily Active Users of its featured livestreaming function reaching 170 million
We have compiled a list of top 5 livestreaming apps – both entertainment and e-commerce skewed – that you must get your hands on in order to tap into this burgeoning and lucrative industry.
Chinese social commerce platform Pinduoduo has partnered with foreign embassies and consulates to sell overseas merchandise through live-streaming sessions.
The fast rising Chinese retailer Pinduoduo (PDD) has made it to this year’s Brandz Retail Top 20 list for the first time, as well as the brand database’s annual Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands.
China cyber watchdog punishes the country’s major online live streaming platforms for spreading “vulgar” content.
Here we’ve picked out the 7 best music apps for both Android and iPhone smartphone users in the West and China.
Episode 68 of Tech Buzz China features our co-host Rui Ma in dialogue with Shang Koo, the CFO of M17 Entertainment, or M17.asia, which is a livestreaming company popular in Taiwan and Japan.